Able Negotiator and Fighter Lodge at UN
Henry Cabot Lodge, 57, as chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations, blends hard line rhetoric with deft diplomacy. He notes key achievements, from shaping UNEF and space committee work to breaking East West deadlock and securing the Tibet debate.
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Tech Military Instructors Face New Assignments
Texas Tech military science instructors with 54 years of active duty leave for new posts this summer. Capt. Richard E Cavazos will study at Fort Leavenworth to prepare for general staff duties. Lt Col John F Henry and Capt William C Lyons head for Korea. Set. Dell Carter also ships to Korea with fifteen years of service.
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New Guinea
Air Service Redesign Considered by Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board closed hearings on a 24 year case about air service to over 50 cities across eight states, with ten airlines seeking routes in Texas and seven other states. The board will rule after considering arguments for route realignment due to jet aircraft and local service designations.
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Airline reshapes leadership as Neelands named board chair
Capital Airlines announces a major top management reshuffle and elects Thomas D. Neelands Jr. as board chairman. The airline posts a small April profit of about 57 000 versus 10 000 a year earlier while facing foreclosure by British creditors over 33.842 million dollars.
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Pope John XXIII Allows Malta Display of St Paul Chains
The Vatican permits Malta to exhibit the chains said to bound St Paul in Rome. They will be transported July 20 by Aloisius Cardinal Muench, papal delegate, to Malta for ceremonies marking 1900 years since St Paul’s arrival on the island.
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Capital Airways Serves 77 Cities From Great Lakes to Florida
Capital Airways, the fifth largest airline, operates east of the Mississippi from the Great Lakes to Florida and employs nearly 8,000 people.
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