Latin Seminar for 16 American Newsmen Heads to Venezuela
Sixteen American newspaper men will fly to Venezuela for a two week seminar and visit Venezuelan journalists. They will meet President Romulo Betancourt and attend a conference and luncheon, with field trips to Maracaibo Amuay and other sites. Participants include Herbert Brucker Jameson Campaigne George Carmack George Daniels Charles H Hamilton Alan Hathaway William Mapel John McMullan Oscar Nauram Philip Newsom Templeton Peck Raymond Price Russell Reeves Mort Stern Roger Swanson and George Young.
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New York
Venezuela
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Romulo Betancourt
U. S
Indianapolis Star
George Carmack
Houston Press
George Daniels
Time Magazine
Charles H. Hamilton
Richmond News Leader
Alan Hathaway
Newsday
Garden City
William Mapel
The
Publishers Association of New York City
John McMullan
Miami Herald
Oscar E. Naurarn
Washington
New York Journal of Commerce
Philip Newsom
United Press International
Templeton Peck
San Francisco Chronicle
Raymond Price
New York Herald Tribune
Russell H. Reeves
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mort Stern
Denver Post
Roger S. Swanson
Kansas City Star
George Young
Field Enterprises
Chicago
G. O. P. Club Meeting Set at Hansen Home
The Ninth Ward Republican club will meet at 7:45 pm Thursday at Dr. L. A. Hansen's home 209 East Sixty sixth street, officials announced.
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L. A. Hansen
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Herter Criticized by Pravda Over U S Policy Remarks
Pravda denounces U S secretary of state Christian Herter claiming he misled the American public and ignored events at Khrushchev’s June 3 news conference. The Soviet article accuses him of flouting rules and moral principles and labels the announced spying policy unprecedented in diplomatic history.
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Christian Herter
U. S
Pravda
Khrushchev
Fall Victim Sylvester Watts Suffers Injuries
Sylvester Watts aged 67 of 5640 East Fifty-fifth Street was treated at General Hospital after falling yesterday from a dismantled metal roof at 7822 Troost Avenue. He sustained a laceration to the right arm and a back injury and was reported in good condition.
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Sylvester Watts
East Fifty-fifth Street
General Hospital
Troost Avenue
Nasser Arrives in Greece for State Visit
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived by yacht in Athens for a state visit to Greece on June 7. The trip marks a diplomatic outreach as Nasser meets Greek leaders and discusses regional issues.
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Greece
Athens
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Negro woman elected to top Baptist post first in convention history
Mrs Ruth McKinney of Cleveland named second vice president marking the first time a Black individual holds a high office in the American Baptist convention. C Stanton Gallup of Plainfield Conn chosen president and Rev Roger Fredrikson of Sioux Falls SD remains first vice president. Gallup, 49, previously served eight years on the general executive council. McKinney is wife of Rev Wade H McKinney of Antioch Baptist Cleveland and active in National Council of American Baptist Women and United Church Women. Officers elected without opposition.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Convention
Ruth McKinney
Cleveland
C. Stanton Gallup
Plainfield
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