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...major addresses of the conference will be given by Sir Andrew Cohen. A highly respected and well-informed expert on African affairs, Sir Andrew now holds the post of British representative on the U.N. Trusteeship Council. Formerly, he was the British Governor of Uganda, and was once described in London as "the brainiest of the Governors." Other speakers will be Raymond Aron, Professor of Sociology at the Sorbonne, Hans J. Morgenthau, Professor of Government at the University of Chicago, and John N. Plank, Instructor in Government at Harvard...
Great Britain's delegate to the U.N. Trusteeship Council, a former member of Fidel Castro's Finance Ministry, and the director of the Arab Information Service in Washington are among several prominent foreign visitors scheduled to participate in the 20th Century Week "Perspectives on the U.S." program...
...Andrew Cohen, the British delegate to the Trusteeship Council, will speak on African problems along with possible speakers Tom Mboya of Kenya and Oliver Tambo, youthful Pan-African leaders...
...single voting bloc. On Oct. 1, Nigeria, most populous (35 million) of all African states, joins the independence parade. Within two years, the U.N.'s last territories, Tanganyika, Ruanda-Urundi, and the British Cameroons, will get their freedom. Last week Mason Sears, longtime U.S. delegate to the U.N. Trusteeship Council, who has a special interest in Africa, cleaned out his desk and submitted his resignation. "In Africa," he said, "our job is done. It's all over...
...Army service as a cryptographer, was thoroughly familiar with U.S. code systems and cryptographic techniques. He was told he would hear from the Russians later. Back home in Springfield, Mass. last April, he was visited by one Vadim Alexandrovich Kirilyuk, who introduced himself as a member of the Trusteeship Division of the United Nations Secretariat,† told him his scholarship application was coming along nicely. But what a shame it was, said Kirilyuk, to waste all that valuable experience in cryptography. While waiting for the scholarship, why not get a job in Washington handling codes and cryptography with...