| Show 3A THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- E JULY TUESDAY EVENING UTAH I960 19 - LOW LOW PRICES ON LIVING ROOM FURNITURE AND RUGGED RUSTIC WESTERN GROUPINGS FOR YOUR DEN OR FAMILY ROOM SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW HOSTILE BACKGROUND HOSTILE BACKGROUND — Under hostile gaze of group of natives Belgian paratroopers keep in touch with headquarters while on patrol in Leopoldville The Congo Forces from Tunisia and Ghana have taken up positions between Belgian and Congolese soldiers in Leopoldville as a small but growing army of UN troops spread through the Congo to try to halt violence in the new African nation 1 H Herter Certain to Sow Out When Ike Ma! ces His Associated Press Newt Analyst WASHINGTON (AP — The second most important job in the government secretary of state won’t be in the hands of the voters at all when they choose their new president and vice president next November There is Sen John presidency A dlai E speculation now that if F Kennedy wins the he will choose between Stevenson and Chester Bowles in naming his secretary There is not even speculation oft who’d be a new Republican president's choice But in the next four years — with Russia growing stronger more daring and more belligerent and Red China’s muscles getting bigger day by day — the secretary of state will have a tremendous burden One thing seems sure Even if the Republicans win the election the present secretary Christian A Herter will step out Herter is an honest man and an earnest one but during his secretaryship this country has suffered diplomatic dis Tea! Double-Dut- y I get a foot in there the debacle in the Congo and the Communist maneuvering to edge into Africa These are probably only samples of problems to come but is yet unimagined Handling them will call for firmness and decision and perhaps Japan In addition there has been the above all imagination in finding wretched deterioration in relations new methods of dealing with comwith Cuba the Soviet efforts to munism to prevent its expansion For most of Eisenhower’s two terms John Foster Dulles was his secretary of state and the President relied upon his judgment perTHIS haps more than any president in this century has leaned on a sec- SWEEPING NAME FOR DOOR - retary of state WASHINGTON (UH) The a on door following sign appears in one of Washington's govern- Dulles was many things — tough agile tireless — but imagination was not one of his strong points He really initiated very little Instead he took over from his predecessor Dean Acheson the policy of containment which is still being followed through a system of alliances and overseas bases ment buildings: 4156 General Services Administration Region 3 Public Building Service Buildings Management Division Utility Room Custodial It's a broom closet - PIECES AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER! 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