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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1961

Page

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U S Soviet Move to Renew Ban Talks

U S and Soviet reps plan renewed negotiations on general disarmament talks halted June 27 1960. McCloy and Zorin to shape the group of 10 with five on each side and five neutrals invited. Officials warn the broader issue of disarmament is complex and unlikely quick.

Washington U. S John J. McCloy Kennedy Kremlin United States Khrushchev Valerian Zorin Adlai Stevenson Andrei Gromyko United Nations McCloy Zorin McClay TS Nikita Khrushchev Geneva Vienna

Appointed to New Coal Study Unit Formed

Washington announces three officials named to the new Office of Coal Research. G Edward Larson of Havertown Pa named chief of contracts and administration Neal P Cochran of Frederick Md chief of utilization Bernard Beckler of Silver Spring Md chief of economics and marketing. Larson has served in the Interior Department since 1958. Cochran previously led engineering at Ft. Detrick and is a Chicago native.

Washington Office of Coal Research Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall G. Edward Larson Havertawn Neal P. Cochran Frederick Bernard §. Beckler Sliver Speing Larson Interior Department Disarmament Office U.N

Barron Urges Civitan to Keep Club Abreast of Times

W V Barron of West Virginia urged Civitan members at the International Convention to adapt to changing times. He warned that expanding government services could shift priorities in health and welfare while noting the need to keep clubs informed as society evolves. Beckler and Cochran are cited with salaries of 15,030 and 13,790 dollars respectively.

Toronto Onlne W W. Barron West Virginia Civitans Times Barrun Civitan Clubs Beckler New York American University Ernor Larson Cochran Willl

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Population Criterion in UN Jobs Debate Grows

A UN committee proposes using population as a factor in allocating more than 1,300 professional posts among member countries. The plan would start each nation with two jobs and add posts per population thresholds, favoring larger populations and poorer nations while other reforms split the Secretariat into a broader leadership tier. The report, to be reviewed by the General Assembly Advisory Committee, could shape debates at the September session.

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