Peace Secretary Stassen to lead disarmament talks
Harold E. Stassen named as the United States’ new official for UN disarmament talks, ready to push administration plans at the August 29 UN subcommittee session in New York. He joins a line of prior envoys and will press to advance President Eisenhower’s inspection proposal amid State and Pentagon skepticism.
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Stassen Reflects On Peace Efforts And Korean War Rise
Gov. Stassen recalls urging UN Charter peace methods at San Francisco to halt an arms race. He notes Western disarmament after WWII met by Soviet rearmament and the Korean War push. His New York assignment aims to reverse the trend and improve his political standing.
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Storer College Will Not Re Open
Storer College, founded in 1866, will not reopen for the academic year due to heavy financial pressure. President L. E. Terrell says reopening next year depends on developments. Trustees approved the closing last May as WV’s $20,000 annual grant was cut over integration policy, with most faculty seeking other posts.
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No Plans For New Md. Taxes
Maryland legislators say they will take no new tax recommendations to tackle a 3.1 million dollar budget gap for the next fiscal year. Senator Edward Northrop led a committee studying taxes and budgets and will report in the fall. Subcommittees study budget problems and tax structure to enable the General Assembly to evaluate any governor proposals and avoid inequities. Local fiscal officials and police matters are noted in passing.
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