Lodge at U.N. Delivers Blunt Pro Western Rhetoric
United Nations dispatch profiles Henry Cabot Lodge, veteran U.S. ambassador to the U.N., famed for sharp, blunt attacks on the Soviet Union and deft diplomacy. The piece notes his speeches, language, and role in shaping U.S. foreign policy around the U.N. including Hungary and Middle East issues, and mentions his pay, residence, and family.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Mika
Lodge
Russia
Middle East
Hungary
Eastern Europe
United States
Soviet Union
J. Lewy Eg
Red China
Egypt
General Assembly
Eisen‘hower
U.S
New York
George Cabot Lodge
U.S. Department of Labor
Tips on buying suits from clothing specialists
Tips from clothiers say collars or lapels should flip back into place when rolled forward gently. Watch this space tomorrow for more guidance on selecting proper suit wear.
Wellington Faces Looming Quake Risk Says Geologists
Wellington, New Zealand’s capital with about 200000 residents, is described by seismology experts as living on borrowed time. Major earthquakes occur more than once per century, with 36 tremors logged in the first quarter alone and 80 destructive jolts since records began. The city maintains emergency precauction drills, aid posts, and evacuation plans, while scientists warn that four main fractures run through the Wellington area and a major quake could devastate the waterfront and hillside housing.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Dominion of
Royal Society
Welling
Greece
Atlantic
Azores
Pacific
South America
Alaska
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
Solomon Islands
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Todas
Middletown Junior Achievers tour local firms
Eleven Middletown business and industrial firms open their doors Thursday for more than 100 Junior Achievers. The tour includes Crystal Tissue Co. Gardner Board & Carton Co. Middletown Journal Aeronca Manufacturing Corp. Middletown Hospital WPFB Inland Container Corp. Armco Steel Corp. Shartles Division of Blackson Co. Sorg Paper Co. and First National Bank. Hosts meet the youths at 1 30 p m in the Civic Association auditorium. The aim is to show how business operates in Middletown according to M G McCall JA executive.
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Middletown
Crystal Tissue Co
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Middletown Journal
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Middletown Hospital
WPFB
Inland Container Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Shartles Division
Blackson Co
Sorg Paper Co
First National Bank
The
Civic Association
M. G. McCall
Positions Open At Dayton Post Office Exam
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an exam to fill clerk and carrier posts at the Dayton Post Office. Starting pay is 1.82 per hour. Applications open to residents and non residents and require no prior experience, with a written test. Apply at the examiner in charge office by May 6, or by March 22 to be eligible for appointment.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Dayton
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S Post Office
British approve commercial radios for Hong Kong
The British government has decided to allow commercial radio broadcasting in Hong Kong. It will be the first British colonial territory to permit a format beyond the customary government voice. Television is slated to begin in May.
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Ata Kong
Hong Kong
Belgium relaxes highway speed limit decree approved
The Belgian cabinet council approved a royal decree cancelling a ration time highway speed limit. The limit previously set at 45 mph was raised to 50 mph during the gas shortage caused by the Suez Canal stoppage.
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