Hammarskjold Poise Under Fire Guides UN Through Crises
Dag Hammarskjold, the United Nations secretary general, is famed for his cool poise amid global tensions. The Swedish leader emphasizes gray areas over stark choices, using quiet diplomacy, restraint, and precise judgments to manage ceasefire efforts and delicate questions with steadfast accuracy.
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Destiny for Johnson raises question of higher role
Washington June 16 Lyndon Johnson, long seen as a future Senate leader, faces talk of a possible presidential bid with strong support from House Speaker Sam Rayburn. Analysts note his Texas sweep boosts his national profile while he still downplays White House ambitions and stresses staying in the Senate. Johnson's health, family stance, and cautious style shape ongoing speculation about a potential Democratic nomination.
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Douglas Foresees Six Nations Dominant By Century’s End
Supreme Court Justice William Douglas at Haverford College warned that six nations led by the United States Russia China India Japan and Germany would dominate the latter half of the 20th century. He argued containment was obsolete and urged continued thinking to keep a majority out of the Communist orbit.
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Sammy Fain Ordered to Pay Temporary Alimony
Los Angeles songwriter Sammy Fain was ordered by Court Commissioner Arthur K. Marshall to pay Jane Fischer temporary alimony of 1000 dollars a month for six months, then 400 dollars monthly until the couple’s voice suit proceeds. Fain, 53, married Fischer on September 11 1954 and they separated June 4.
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Browner Fined in Liquor Case Then Convicted Again
John W. Browner paid $230 of a $300 liquor law fine. He testified in U S District Court and returned to illegal liquor business to raise the rest of the money. His operation received a six month sentence.
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