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    WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1958
HERALD ANT) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Mixed-Up Tapir
Has No Name
CHICAGO (AP) - A 45-pound
tapir born at Brookfield Zoo yes
terday, it appears, is a mixed-up
young animal. For the present its
only name is "It."
It is related to the horse-.and
rhinocerous, looks like a pig and
is living in the zoo's elephant
house.
The sex ot the South American
river animal has not been deter
mined. It keeps hiding behind its
mother," said Director Robert
Bean. "So, temporarily, its name
It It.'"
Brief Personality Sketches Listed Of Men In The News
the Eden government. Like the
can University of Beirut, holds a
Missile-Test
other top diplomats, he is a vet
Ph.D., from Harvard. He is 52
eran of the U.N. and countless
years old, a Greek Orthodox
Results Secret
United Press International
Here are brief personality
Sketches of Knmp nf tYia trov man
headed many U.S. delegations to
iL'.N. assembly sessions.
ranking career diplomat. Prior to
undertaking his latest trouble
shooting roles he served as U.S.
ambassador to Belgium and Ja
pan. He is a native of Milwau
kee, Wis.
Dag Hammarskjold secretary
general of the U.N., and cast as
the moderator or middle-man be
tween East and West. Top man
at the U.N. since April, 1953.
Hammarskjold is 53, a native of
Sweden and scion of a family
identified for hundreds of years
with Swedish public life.
Andrei Gromyko, Soviet foreign
minister, head of the Russian del
egation to the special assembly,
is at '49 the longtime "boy won
der" of Soviet diplomacy. He be
came foreign minister in Febru
East-West debates.
Mahmoud Fawzi, chief U.N.
spokesman for the United Arab
Republic, is one of the Arab
world's most experienced diplo
mats, a polished, tactful and ef
fective speaker. Fawzi, 58, has the
advantage of a rare mastery of
languages and speaks fluently in
English, French, Spanish and Ital
ian in addition to his native Ara
bic. He also can hold conversa
tions in Greek and Japanese.
Fawzi has been in diplomatic
service for more than 30 years.
Dr. Charles Malik, Lebanon's
top diplomat in the outgoing Cha
moun regime, has a record of
being one of the most pro-American
of the Arab world spokesmen.
He is a graduate of the Ameri
Christian, and a veteran at the
U.N. since its inception.
ary, 1957, after a succession of
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP
at the special U.N. General As-
diplomatic posts including ambas
sador to the U.S. One of Russia's
most skillful U.N. performers.
Arkady Sobolev, Soviet ambas
sador to the U.N. since 1955. At
55, Sobolev brings to his job a
background of nearly 25 years in
Russian diplomatic posts. Unlike
Henry Cabot Lodge. 56, U.S.
ambassador to the U.N', and vet
eran of many debates with the
Russians in the Assembly and Se
curity Council. A former reporter
and U.S. senator (from Massa
chusetts) turned diplomat, he was
named to his U.N. post by Presi
dent Eisenhower in 11133, He is a
native of Massachusetts and prod
uct of Harvard.
Robert Murphy. 63, deputy U.S.
Woman Trapped
In Closet, Dies
LOS ANGELES (API A worn
A static test, or dry run, of a
Vanguard rocket's second stage
has been held at the missile test
center here, but the results were
not disclosed.
neinoiy:
John Foster Dulles. U.S.
tary of state: At 70 and in his
sixth year as head of the State
Department, Dulles is an old and
tried hand in negotiations with the
Soviets. An international lawyer
by profession. Dulles has been in
terested in diplomacy since boy
hood, and realized a lifelong am
bition when he became secretary
of state in 1953. He is the mos't
travelled secretary in the coun
try's history. He has attended Big
Four conferences in London, Mos
cow, Ifaris, Berlin and Geneva.
an trapped for more than two
days in a closet died last night.
Firemen used hacksaws to free
The tryout of the rocket enginet
in a ground experiment was the
62-year-old Mis. Ruby Humming
first static test at Cape Canaveral
for a Vanguard second stage.
Two Vanguard firings which
failed were blamed on malfunc
tions in the missile's second
stage, which normally doesn't
roar into action until the rocket
is high in the sky.
A static test usually precedes
an actual launching by about 10
days.
ine taciturn iiromyko, Sobolev is
bird yesterday. Authorities said
she apparently suffered a stroke
and as she fell wedged between
a folding bed and a closet wall.
a lively speaker, full of grimaces
and gestures, but a wily debater.
She lay helpless until discovered
undersecretary of state, ace for
Selwyn Lloyd, British foreign
secretary who heads his country's
by a neighbor. '
Mrs. Hummingbird, a quilt
maker, used the closet for sleep
ing after renting out her apart
ment bedrooms.
eign affairs trouble-shooter just
back from the Middle East. A vet
eran of 38 years in the Foreign
New Zealand is 1,200 miles east
of Australia. It is composed of two
large and several smaller islands.
delegation, is 54 years old, a law
yer by profession. He came to his
present post in December, 1955, in
He has been a member of or
Service, he is the nation's top-
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