Rugged Course Shapes U S Diplomats Of The Future
Georgetown University’s foreign service program trains students for global diplomacy amid critique of U S policy. The four year curriculum emphasizes Russian and American history, international law and finance, with 204 students this year. Notable attendees include Christopher Trump and George Horvath, while instructors stress Christian principles guiding national diplomacy over Soviet expansion.
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Washington
Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service
U. S
Georgetown School
South Seaten Lebanon
Paris
Algiers
Formosa
Potomac River
Georgetown
The
Foreign Service School
Louis Jordan
Arlingston
Parr
Frank L. Fadner
Vatican
Methodist
G.bromley Oxnam
Othier
East
Father Fadner
Soviet Union
Fadner
Christopher Trump
Springfield
Mass
George K. Horvath
Hungary
Austria
Horvath
U. S. State Department
John F. Parr
Washington, D.C
Foreign Service
Armor still core in nuclear age say tank crews
FT Knox soldiers emphasize armor resilience in atomic age while praising tanks for protection against radiation heat and blast. Brig Gen King notes armor adapts to atomic or conventional war and aids post explosion security. Tank crews cite morale and speed as strengths, yet fear anti tank weapons mines and unseen nuclear threats.
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FT. Knox, Ky
Robert H. Thomas
Thomas
James I. King
Ft. Knox
Lawrence C. Schlancer
North Africa
Berlin
Pacific Isles
Charles Sutherland
Sutherland
Drive To Meet Finance Campaign Chairmen
Community chairmen for the Foiey Griffith Boy Scout District will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Franklin First National Bank. William Freeman will preside as Oct 28 to Nov 10 fund drive plans are discussed for areas not covered by local groups. RK Young will outline the financial program with attendees from Blue Ball Carlisle Excello West Middletown Monroe and Trenton.
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Foiey Griffith
Franklin First National Bank
William Freeman
Middletown Civic Association
Franklin Community Fund
RK. W. Young
Blue Ball
Carlisle
Excello
West Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Train Crash Kills Deputy in Indianapolis
A New York Central passenger train collided with an auto in Indianapolis on Friday, killing the auto driver and Cuya hoga Falls Ohio deputy sheriff Robert Hartenstein, 30. The crash halted traffic and authorities investigated the collision details.
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Indianapolis
New York Central
Robert Hartenstein
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Drivers Obey Pike Speed Limits in Cleveland Test
In Cleveland the turnpike saw 600 cars and 72 trucks checked. Passenger cars limited to 65 mph, 13.9 percent exceeded it, 1 percent over 70, top 82, average around 65. For trucks limit at 55 mph, 25 percent above it, 1.4 percent over 60, top 62, average about 51.
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Cleveland
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