Voorhees Sees Self As Friendly Host Not Bureaucrat
Tracy S. Voorhees, 66, named by President Eisenhower to lead the Hungarian refugee program, portrays himself as a host to friends in need rather than a bureaucrat. A New York lawyer with Rutgers and Columbia degrees, he has long worked to straighten out complex projects at home and abroad.
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Refugee coordinator Voorhees to steer Hungary relief effort
President appoints Voorhees as refugee coordinator to speed intake of Hungarian victims, pledging cooperation with government and civilian groups. He plans to act as host not clerk, stressing facts and civilian aid while easing burdens on Austria's resettlement efforts.
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Executives To Hear Hughes Monday Night At Sheraton
John B. Hughes radio and television news commentator will speak at the High Point Executives Club dinner meeting Monday at 7 o clock at the Sheraton Hotel. His topic is America's Best Defense.
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