United Nations social whirl tests diplomats at cocktail hours
Delegates face a hectic U N party circuit with private luncheons and receptions across Manhattan. The piece notes Hammarskjold praising quiet diplomacy and recalls past Berlin crisis hints from Jessup and Malik. It highlights catering costs, Moslem constraints on alcohol, and forged tickets at a Prince Aly Khan reception.
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United Nations, N
General Assembly
United Nations
U. N
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Dag Hammarskjold
Berlin
U.S
Phillip C. Jessup
Soviet Union
Jacob Malik
Jessup
Ant
Israel
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Prince Aly Khan
Nist
Graduate Program Planned at Woman's College
A program started last fall at the Woman's College offers courses for teachers of exceptional children and general school staff. Courses include an introduction to needs and programs for children who differ from norms, human development for teachers and administrators, psychological tests, and methods for teaching the mentally handicapped. Dr. Bluma Weiner notes that these courses meet certification requirements in North Carolina and other states. Information is available from the Graduate School Office.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Bluma Weiner
Therogram
Weiner
North Carolina
Woman's College Graduate School Office
Tulsa Judge Quips About Cookie Dough Ahead of Flight
Judge Dorothy Young, preparing to board a plane in Tulsa, told a friend she had nothing in her briefcase but frozen cookie dough as she planned to visit her grandchildren.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dorothy Young
Adams Studied Bible Daily Reading Five Chapters
President John Quincy Adams was noted as a diligent student of the Bible, reportedly reading five chapters each day, reflecting his strong religious scholarship and personal discipline.
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John Quincy Adams
UNC Teacher Named President Elect of Electron Microscope Society
Dr. David Gordon Sharp of UNC School of Medicine will become president elect of the Electron Microscope Society of America at its summer meeting in Columbus, leading a 1000 member group focused on electron microscopy, viruses, and the structure of matter. He is the first southern institution member elected to the top post, a pioneer in quantitative virology and electron microscopy applied to influenza, encephalitis, tumor viruses, and bacteriology.
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Chapel Hill
David Gordon Sharp
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Electron
Sharp
School of Medicine
Annandale N. J
Rutgers University
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Ing
UNC School of Medicine
Duke University School of Mediicine
Fort Sumter Restoration Begins in Charleston
Work has started on restoring the parade ground and 12 original gun rooms at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. The National Park Service awarded a $36,000 contract to the Chitwood House Moving Co. of Charleston for removal of 18 000 cubic yards of earth fill. The project precedes entry and restoration of the gun rooms by park specialists.
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Charleston
Ft. Sumter
Charleston Harbor
National Park Service
Chitwood House Moving Co
U.S. Department of the Interior
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Pierre
U. N. Secretariat
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Saudi Arabia
New York
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Yugoslavia
Karim Azkoul
Lebanon
Arkady Sobolov
Russia
Arthur Murray
Elm Street
High Point, N. C
UNC
Dr.Sharp
Dr. Sharp
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Fort Sumter
Beou
Penney
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Bach
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Warner’s Furniture CO
High Point
Sedgefield
Rondo
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