Working With People Is Way To Make Friends
J Homer Remsberg spoke to Kiwanis about U S South American relations stressing that friendship comes from collaboration not aid. He cited the new technical assistance program and his four visits to Latin America, including Ecuador in May as a State Department consultant. He warned Communism gains from labor underselling and noted Voice of America cuts in the region. Remsberg urged student exchanges and correct representative profiles, and described his Washington briefings and State Department role. The talk covered travels, language hurdles, and cultural habits, introduced by Melvin Engle with Willam Zimmerman presiding. Robert Moss was inducted into the club. Visiting Kiwanian Cy Alridge and guest Ted Noffinger attended.
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Queen Elizabeth II Tours Ireland Amid Security Guard
In Belfast on Aug 17 the young queen Elizabeth II spent 42 hours on turbulent Irish soil. Hours before her arrival a security sweep by 4,000 police nabbed four men on explosive possession charges. The royal visit accompanies the launch of a revolutionary new ocean liner as Northern Ireland mobilizes its largest security effort yet.
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Four Newry men arrested on gun plot near Queen visit
Four Newry men named James E Kearns 22 Matthew Loy 18 Jim Rowntree 33 and Kevin O Rourke 33 were arrested 45 miles from Belfast with a 38 revolver 6 rounds of ammo 3 electric fuses and a fuse box in a case tied to unionist agitation. They were remanded until Aug 25 as police discounted risks to the Queen and officials noted the incident but she had not been informed.
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Hoover Jr to Succeed Smith as Undersecretary of State
President Eisenhower nominated Herbert Hoover Jr. to be undersecretary of state, succeeding Walter Bedell Smith. Hoover, 50, has served as special adviser to Dulles and helped settle the Iranian oil dispute. Senate confirmation expected soon. timing hinges on Congress adjourning.
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