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...shrunk in both size and importance, and the two governments had reached some new common ground. Especially gratifying to the British were two major decisions: ¶ The U.S. will join the military committee of the Baghdad Pact (Britain, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey), as the British have long urged. Eisenhower & Co. made the decision shortly before the conference, announced it to the British as a highly pleasant surprise. The U.S. will not become a full member of the pact (as the British would like even better), but will take part in its planning for defense against Communist armed aggression, thereby strengthening...
...West Coast Teamsters paid $94,000 for stock, e.g., in the Campbell Soup Co., for such deserving union officials as Frank Brewster and John Sweeney. Asked Kennedy: "Did the members of the union know that their money had been used to purchase the Campbell Soup stock for the various officials?" Replied Brewster: "I don't think we sent out a bulletin to that effect...
Captain Chouteau Dyer is the Crimson's chief hope for points, and he is either favored or co-favored in both of the sprints. If he can win them both, the varsity might be able to finish as high as third. If he somehow gets shut out in them, however, the varsity would almost certainly fall out of the top ten teams...
...fifty, Dyer faces even toughter competition, for both Bob Keiter of Amherst, who beat him in the Easterns, and Fred Westphal of Wisconsin have equalled his best time of 22.2. Dave Armstrong of Yale (22.4), Bill Roth of North Carolina (22.5), and Rex Aubrey of Yale, the defending co-champion, are some of a host of strong contenders, eleven of whom have bettered 23 seconds this year...
Louise Weiss was chosen commencement chairman; Margaret R. Antonelli, baccalaureate chairman; Faith D. B. Heward and Lee Ginsher, class night co-chairmen; Carolyn Briggs, class agent; and Marcia McCuaig Geer, class secretary...