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...viable institution, the U.N. will have to be subordinated to regional organizations." Specifically, he suggested that a group composed of the entire Atlantic Community be formed and that the Organization of American States be strengthened. He pointed out that the OAS has charter provisions for setting up inter-American laws and regional institutions such as universities...
...club would like to race Inter-Club , 20 of which would cost approximately $15,000. Construction of floats let alone a clubhouse) and purchase of and (hopefully on the Basin) would involve another $15,000. It was a fair enough offer which O'Day and the friends made...
Wilcox replaces David D. Henry '41, who has taken a leave of absence to develop procedures for a new $2.5 million inter-college program of scholarships for African students. Director of the International Students Office, Henry is in Africa now to plan with educators and government leaders for the selection and support of students...
...their Western counterparts: in the course of debate, insults are shouted, desks banged, and the presiding officer may be subjected to physical assault for an unpopular ruling. This week, as 550 legislators from all over the world and their wives gathered in Tokyo for a meeting of the international Inter-Parliamentary Union, Foreign Office protocol experts were tactfully urging Japanese lawmakers to study a specially prepared booklet called Collection on Etiquette, intended to familiarize them with the inscrutable manners and mores of the West. Some pointers on mingling with Westerners...
...frosty-faced, warmhearted, 6-ft. 5-in. Boston blueblood (and cousin of G.O.P. Vice-Presidential Candidate Henry Cabot Lodge), John Moors Cabot lost a job once because he just as bluntly urged that his country give more to Latin America. Two weeks before the 1954 Inter-American Conference in Venezuela, he clashed with the late Secretary of State Dulles and Treasury Secretary George Humphrey, who believed that private investment should provide most of the money in Latin America. At the time, Cabot was already warning of "hard, ugly facts" in Latin America: "The peoples to the south...