One Man Show Nearly Over Dulles’ Shoes
John Foster Dulles has held a six year post in the state department with a large paneled office that can host many staff or standup ceremonies, far larger than his cramped old New York Wall Street office. An associate says Dulles is not an organization man, more a rugged individualist than a modern corporate executive, a stance that has challenged subordinates and perhaps limited policy development.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Dulles
New York
Wall Street
Ath Century Corporation
United States
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
John M. Allison
Czechoslovakia
State Judge James Bell to Speak at Elks Banquet
Judge James F. Bell state supreme court justice will keynote the Fraternal Order of Elks banquet set for Thursday March 19 at the Elks Temple on 105 North Main Street. Bell formerly Madison County common pleas judge and son of a former judge, is a DePauw and Ohio State law graduate and ex FBI special agent.
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James F. Bell
State Supreme Court
Order of Elks
Paul H. Foehl
Elks Temple
N. Main St
Supreme Court
Bell
Common Pleas
Madison County
Frank Lausche
DePauw University
Ohio State University College of Law
Judge Bell
FBI
Power and policy styles of Acheson and Dulles compared
The piece contrasts how Acheson and Dulles shaped U S foreign policy with Truman and Eisenhower. It notes Acheson’s delegation and decisive advice to Truman vs Dulles’ lone approach aided by a small circle. It raises questions about future successors’ need to broaden advisory circles and balance action with alliance goals.
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Japan
Dulles
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
San Francisco
Acheson
Truman
United Nations
United States
Middle East
Rookie Shot But Wounds One Burglar
Pittsburgh rookie Patrolman Gregory D. Scorza Fave Jr., 29, was shot in the chest during a home burglary confrontation. An injured suspect, Frank M. Gaito, 20, of Coraopolis, later identified by fingerprints, was found with a bullet removed in a four hour surgery. Ballistic tests tied the slug to Scorza Fave’s revolver.
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Pittsburgh
Gregory D. Scorzafave Jr
Dormont
Mercy Hospital
Frank M. Gaito
Coraopolis
Gaito
Scorzafave
Eyes In Industry Course To Be Given At University
Specialists in eye study will teach an Eyes in Industry course at the University of Cincinnati March 9 12 for physicians. The program helps industrial physicians spot eye pathology assess defective vision limits and perform basic eye exams. Natural gas has no odor but home deliveries include a safety odorant.
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Cincinnati AP
University of Cincinnati
Stenographers In England Rate Top Treatment They're Scarce
In London, stenographers are highly valued with more jobs than applicants. Agencies report 1000 jobs per 100 applicants as colleges churn 8000 trainees yearly. Wages for secretaries rise well above average, with perks like dress allowances travel tickets and occasional time off. Firms even provide autos for commuting to stations and other incentives.
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England
London
Britain
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International Law Authority
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Livingston T. Merchant
Walter Robertson
Washinton
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