New Editor of Quill Named for Journalists Magazine
CHICAGO Charles C. Clayton visiting professor of journalism at Southern Illinois University Carbondale has been named editor of the Quill magazine for journalists published by Sigma Delta Chi.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1956
Page
7
CHICAGO Charles C. Clayton visiting professor of journalism at Southern Illinois University Carbondale has been named editor of the Quill magazine for journalists published by Sigma Delta Chi.
Mr J J of La Canada California promotes a lemon juice honey and castor oil drink to prevent sour stomach and indigestion. He claims daily use for 60 days improves comfort and avoids excess acidity, with Gostre Pujols and economy size $1.00 available at drug stores.
Detroit speech by Robert C. Hill, assistant secretary of state, declares United States firmly opposed to recognizing Communist China and seeks to dispel rumors of U S concession. Hill cites congressional resolutions and Red China activities in Korea Formosa and Southeast Asia as basis for policy. He praises Nationalist China in Formosa as symbol of resistance and warns against actions jeopardizing hope for overseas Chinese.
Sen. Ellender of Louisiana met with Nikita Khrushchev in the Kremlin for about two hours. The interview was the longest ever granted a foreigner with the Soviet leader. Ellender planned to seek clarity on Soviet agricultural policy and conditions, escorted by U.S. Embassy staff including Horace Davis and Heygard Isham. He would also visit the Ukrainian, Caucasus, Siberian, and Kazakh regions along with Mikoyan’s invitation to return.
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