Dr Valentine Heads Agency With $17,500 Salary
Dr Valentine named to head the ESA administration with a salary likely $17,500 a year. He is a Republican with past roles in Democratic groups and international service. At 49, he hails from Glen Cove and holds degrees from Swarthmore, Penn, Yale, Amherst, and Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. He has taught at Penn, Swarthmore, Yale, and served as Dutch EC aid chief. He chairs several firms including Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway and Security Trust Co. He is married with three children and awaits senate confirmation in November.
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Knowland Raps Acheson Again
Max Ascoli and editorial policy statements were sent separately. Tubby declared the department circulates magazines to posts abroad to gauge interest from information libraries in adding responsible journals. Senator Jenner assailed China policy accusing Acheson and Dulles of a bipartisan sellout to Reds and demanded the secretary set the record straight. The State Department had no comment.
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U S to Back Austrians in Crisis
Officials say the United States will support Austrian efforts in both political and military duties after talks among state and defense departments. Britain France and the U S share occupation of Austria and coordinate closely in Vienna. Indications point to firm Western backing alongside the United States in response to the Austrian appeal.
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Inauguration Begins Today at North Carolina venues
The inauguration opens today with Dr Cam representing the historian and Dr Compton presenting the scientist. Dr Cam, a leading English historian, holds an honorary Cambridge doctorate. Dr Compton, Nobel laureate for X ray work, authored The Religion of a Scientist and The Freedom of Man. The event moves to the University at Chapel Hill on Monday with a series of sessions attended by scholars and alumni. Tuesday moves to the State College Coliseum in Raleigh for the installation program.
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Cotton Textile Men to Meet At Pinehurst
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association to hold its 44th annual meeting in Pinehurst October 12-13. Sessions include reports by Hunter Marshall and Frank C. Williams, with elections of officers and directors. Speakers Gordon Gray and Eugene G. Shaw will address Friday session. Recreational events and annual board meetings planned around the sessions.
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Longest Homing Pigeon Flight Reported From Arras
A record flight by a homing pigeon covered over 7000 miles from Arras in France to a destination in China, marking the longest known distance achieved by the messenger bird. The achievement highlights extraordinary endurance and navigation by pigeons used for long distance messaging.
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New U N Commission Formed Without Major Powers
A new United Nations commission, representing Asia Europe the Pacific and the Middle East is formed with members Pakistan the Philippines Thailand Turkey Chile the Netherlands and Australia. The assembly backed quick action on Korea and collective security despite past Soviet boycott tactics and council paralysis. The panel will speed debate on Dean Achesons proposals to strengthen emergency action and guard against future veto stalemates by big powers.
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National Guard Announces 200000 Recruits Campaign
Washington reports the National Guard will recruit 200000 young men 18 to 35 for ground and air units in the current fiscal year ending June 30. Recruits must drill two hours weekly plus 15 days summer training and will earn about one sixth of regular army pay.
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Koreans Near Wonsan On East Flank Inched Forward
South Koreans reached the Madai river about 15 miles below Wonsan while the main UN effort was anticipated at Pyongyang. Communist leaders mounted last-ditch defenses along the front, anchoring lines at Pyongyang in the west and Wonsan in the east. The piece notes the common cold drains nearly 60 million days from Americans each winter.
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Exploding Shell Splits Into 2378 Shrapnel Pieces
In a military explosives experiment a three inch common steel shell burst, producing 2378 fragments. The event details emphasize the scale of fragmentation and the unusual count of pieces recovered.
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