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From all over the world the diplomatic set descended on Paris this week for the sixth annual meeting of the General Assembly, the 60-nation parliament of the United Nations. There were at least 5,500 in all-diplomats and politicians, economists, admirals and generals, atomic experts, mimeograph operators, translators, 1,000 newsmen, international lobbyists, obscure civil servants...
...rash of injuries, both physical and academic, caused Hyde to add six new players to his squad. The CRIMSON, which has prepared free programs, will mimeograph a list of number changes and pass them out with the programs...
...Leaders' Trade Journal" and rightly lives up to its name. Only the leader of a particular group will receive the pamphlet. He will then translate, if necessary (it is printed in English only), and post it for the group members to read. Although the Bulletin's total press--or mimeograph--run is only 1,000 copies each edition, the circulation will be many times that. "We hope to expand the project when response and finances have improved," Kennan said last night. "Funds have been earmarked for expansion and for a Southeastern Asian student seminar," he added. The ISIS is financed...
...late Jan Masaryk, made him a press officer in Prague's foreign ministry. When the Reds seized power in 1948, Josten got his wife out by plane on a forged passport, then slipped across the border into Western Germany. Reaching London again, he and his wife got a Mimeograph machine and began putting out their bulletins...
President Henry M. Silveira, Jr. '51 expects that a vote will be taken to mimeograph the new constitution and place it on dining hall bulletin boards by tomorrow. Two weeks after the revisions have been posted the student body will vote on the changes, as provided by the old constitution. Two-third of those voting must approve...