JFK May Shift Hemisphere Diplomats Amid Alliance Plan
Officials discuss reassigning ambassadors to strengthen the Alliance for Progress by placing career diplomats in key roles across the hemisphere. The approach includes Peru Costa Rica and other nations with current postings to advance development goals and inter American relations. An informed source cautions that changes may be uneven and still under review.
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Transition list of U S ambassadors to several countries
Fragmentary report notes Kennedy era selections for U S ambassadors to multiple nations. Names appear garbled with Teodoro Moscoss and Puerta Fderstood among assumed postings.
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Ambassadors and Diplomatic Posts Face Staff Changes
The article notes frequent changes at the ambassador level as political appointees replace career diplomats. It lists individuals in Chile, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador, with remarks on how ambassadors serve at the pleasure of the President and may not be career officials.
Russian School Has Infant-To-Man Plan
Fragmentary text mentions an Indonesian purchase of 2200 tons soda and a notable plan. names and context are unclear. The supplied material is incomplete and leaves key details unspecified.
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Japan Warns of Major Quakes After Shaky Sequences
Tokyo AP report cites Transportation Minister Noboru Saito urging nationwide readiness for potential large earthquakes. He cites a 7.2 magnitude quake in central Shanshu and compares it to the 1923 Tokyo Yokohama disaster in which 12 000 people died. A pair of quakes in rapid succession off Japan underscores the warning.
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Farmers' Vegetable Cellar Best Shelter
A farmer’s vegetable storage cellar is described as a better shelter from radiation fallout than standard civil defense shelters. University Park expert Ralph E. Patterson of Pennsylvania State University notes hillside or bank construction is feasible and could cost about $500 if farmers perform the work themselves.
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Ralph E. Patterson
Pennsylvania State University
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