Japan Faces Turbulent Debate Over New U S Security Treaty
In Tokyo protests complicate a high stakes visit by President Eisenhower as Japanese Socialists clash with the government over the January security treaty with the United States. Observers note divides within Japan’s left and right, with Kishi’s government asserting the pact strengthens sovereignty and marks a step beyond 1951 terms.
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United States
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Pacific
Hirohito
White House
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Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
McLain challenges Brown in California primaries
George McLain a veteran lobbyist and social welfare advocate campaigns against Edmund Brown in California's presidential primary. He claims the vote could trigger a 32 percent rise in Social Security benefits if Brown is defeated, drawing elderly turnout and Townsendite influence to affect Brown's 81 delegate total while Nixon runs unopposed on the GOP side.
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George McLain
California
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Brown
Congress
Townsend Clubs
California Institute of Social Welfare
Townsendite
Nixon
U S Senators Split Over U 2 Incident And Paris Summit
Sen Russell Long argued that civilian space agency involvement in the U 2 affair harms American prestige overseas though he would still value the photographic data from prior flights. He called admitting U 2 activity a mistake while noting nations spy but rarely admit it. Sens Gore and Javits blamed Khrushchev for the Paris summit collapse and said Eisenhower ordered suspending future U 2 flights.
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Long
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Louisiana Democrat
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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London
British Broadcasting Co
Tennessee
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Eisenhower
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Camp David
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Fulbright hearing flags gaps in U-2 handling and coordination
The Fulbright Committee hearings criticize the Administration for failed top level scrutiny of U-2 flights before the summit. The testimony shows no considered decision to suspend flights and reveals miscoordination among White House CIA NSA and State Department leading to contradictory public statements.
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Fulbright Committee
White House
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National Aeronautics and Space Agency
State Department
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Herter
Indiana University Grants State’s Largest Graduation Record
Indiana University awarded a record 4 182 diplomas, the state’s largest university graduating class, as ceremonies across Indiana included Evansville Marion Huntington Colleges. Huntington’s speaker Eugene C. Pulliam received an honorary degree, while Governor Handley and Birch Bayh Jr. attended Bloomington exercises where President Wells urged graduates to lead with intellectual leadership amid growth and opportunity. Several colleges still schedule final commencements through mid June as nearly all Indiana schools close.
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Evansville
Marion
Huntington
Indianapolis
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indiana U
Bloomington
Herman B Wells
Indiana
Handley
Wells
Rread
Birch E. Bayh Jr
West Terre Haute
Indiana House
Law School
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Butler University
Indiana State Teachers College
Hanover and
Anderson Colleges
Tri-State College
Fishermen Turn to Mink Raising in Hokkaido
Japanese fishermen in Hokkaido, facing job losses from Soviet Pacific fishing limits, shift to mink farming in a bid to survive. The move reflects regional hardship as policy restrictions impact coastal livelihoods and prompt diversification.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Pacific
Pension Plan Compromise May End Show Strike
Broadway’s 22 shows have been halted as Actors Equity and the League of New York Theaters debate pension terms. John Shubert proposed a new plan seen as an intelligent compromise while Bellamy urged investors’ pressure toward settlement amid a $2.5 million breach suit filed by the League. The Restaurant League cites a 60 percent drop in New York dining due to the shutdown.
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UPS
Broadway
Actors Equity
League of New York Theaters
John Shubert
League
Ralph Bellamy
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Bellamy
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Polly G and Dr. Crane cautionary tale on doomed marriage
Polly G aged 23 recounts parental divorce and early marital bliss turning strained after six months. She tests psychology from Dr. Crane's education column noting high school teachers used it for collateral reading and her mother clipped it for college. She worries divorces often begin in the bedroom and aims to avoid a broken home.
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Polly
Polly G
Dr. Crane
Doctor denounces rapid tonsillotomy and urges traditional care
A reader asks about instant tonsillotomy for a 9 year old. Dr Brady defends standard tonsil removal as a minor safe procedure and urges open air play as treatment. The letter also includes a respondent praising sulfur baths for sciatica and advice on marriage sex education with reader responses requested.
How About This to What About This
Pat Monaghan of 918 EF, 10th St., a Herald reader, reports two Herald staffers jaywalked on Andersons busiest street last Thursday. He says they should practice safety messages. the editor agrees. Both offenders admit fault and pledge better example in the future.
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10Th St
The
Herald
Anderson
Monaghan
City Population Says 50k Benchmark Question Reappears
Reader Ralph K. Parent questions Anderson officials who granted salary raises after a 1956 census that barely crossed 50 000. With 1960 prelim figures showing the population under 50 000 he asks if any move to trim pay is possible or planned.
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Ralph K. Parent
Citizens Bank
Anderson
Mayor Ferguson opens door to lieutenant governor bid
Reports persist that Mayor Ralph Ferguson may seek the Democrat nomination at the state convention on June 21. He said on Monday he is not a candidate and not making any effort, but would accept if offered.
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Ralph Ferguson
City seeks buyer for idle National Guard Armory at 7th and Main
The state continues to search for a buyer for the former National Guard Armory at 7th and Main Street, vacant for about a year. Officials have shown past interest but now fear remodeling costs are prohibitive, keeping the building empty.
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7Th and Main St
Local Youths Appointed to US Naval Academy
Eugene F E Kelly 17 son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Kelly Greenfield and Donald L Lutton son of Mr and Mrs James Lutton 2006 Lindberg Rd were appointed to the US Naval Academy at Annapolis to report July 5 as midshipmen Kelly a Hancock Central High School Maxwell Ind graduate Sutton a Madison Heights High School graduate both honor students Fathers employed by Delco Remy Division
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Patrick Kelly
Greenfield
Donald L. Lutton
James Lutton
Lindberg Rd
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kelly
Hancock Central High School
Maxwell, Ind
Sutton
Madison Heights High School
Delco-Remy Division
Plastic Engineers Stage Golf Outing at Anderson Club
The Society of Plastic Engineers held its annual golf outing at Anderson Country Club Saturday with 62 players starting at 8 a.m. About 105 central Indiana members attended, marking Anderson's second consecutive hosting of the event. E. C. Quear of Anderson serves on the national council.
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Anderson Country Club
Indiana
Anderson
Indianapolis
E. C. Quear
National Council
Navy fleet declines threaten future size and defense
Seven years ago the U S fleet totaled 1129 ships now 817 with no guarantee against further cuts. Eighty percent were built during or before World War II and ship life spans run 16 to 20 years. At current replacement rates the Navy could be about half its present size in ten years. The vast submarine force of Russia is not seen as giving a decisive edge as its fleet largely matches World War II era designs aimed at defense and attrition.
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Japan
Kishi
Soviet Union
Red China
Far East
Pacific
Okinawa
Orient
U.S
Navy
U.S. Navy
Navy views Russian threat with calm vigor in ocean study
authoritative sources say the Navy sees Russia as a calm but growing risk as Moscow expands oceanographic research. Magnuson cites superior Soviet submarine tonnage, destroyers, and cruisers, warning Russia could cut off two thirds of strategic raw materials if it controls the seas. He contrasts ocean research with space, inviting readers to weigh which is more vital.
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U.S
Russia
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Free World
Magnuson
Colorado Republicans Back Nixon for Nomination
Colorado Republicans will travel to Chicago strongly committed to support Vice President Richard Nixon for the presidential nomination at the national convention.
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Colorado
Nixon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Personal advice from Dr Crane asks for S A E and fee
The notice advises writing to Dr. Crane at Mellor Indiana with a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover costs when seeking personal advice or one of his psychological charts.
Folklore Laughs and Bible Banter at a Gathered Session
A humorous folklore scene features quips about Bible mentions of baseball and Noah's Ark, with lines about Eve and Adam, Genesis beginnings, and a punchy American saying. The talk shifts to a camper’s roughing it with comforts and a joke about a stingy uncle leaving a fortune.
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United States
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