Braden exits as U S shifts Latin policy announces cabinet change
Western Newspaper Union reports Braden resigns as assistant secretary of state in charge of Latin American affairs. Norman Armour expected to succeed him, signaling a possible tilt toward appeasement with Latin American dictators like Peron. Braden cites personal reasons. resignation effective June 30.
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Unification bill moves toward civilian national security director
Senate Armed Services Committee advances a plan to place the army navy and a new air force under a secretary of national security with cabinet rank though no merger. A war council and boards accompany the proposal while debate looms for July action. Labor bill faces presidential decision amid veto risks and potential election impact.
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Word to the Wise and a Utica Station Dining Fix
Chauncey M. Depew faced complaints about Utica station restaurant quality as New York Central president. A letter praising his speaking prowess after dining spurred him to promptly fix the station dining room.
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