Eisenhower to Visit Japan Amid Protests and Tense U S Relations
President Eisenhower prepares for a 22 795 mile Far Eastern tour with Japan as a central stop amid student labor protests and Socialist opposition. The new United States Japan security treaty takes effect June 19 unless the Diet acts, a development critics warn could affect regional prestige and U S interests.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
America
Korea
Formosa
Hawaii
Alaska
Japan
Diet
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
U. S
Kishi
Liberal-Democrats
Socialist Party
Sokyo Labor Federation
Akira Iwai
General Council of Japan Trade Unions
Kremlin
Free World
Europe
Broadway Strike Threatens Legitimate Theatre Nationwide
The 1959 60 Broadway shutdown leaves 22 shows 1100 actors out of work with $20 000 a night lost in salaries. Producers lose about $100 000 a night while New York eyes a million June visitors. The strike follows expired contracts with Actors Equity League of New York Theatres and recalls the 1919 stoppage that reshaped equity and pensions in the industry.
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Ethel Merman
Jackie Gleason
Theatre
Restaurant League of New York
New York
Actors Equity Association
League of New York Theatres
League
the Mana
Gers
Equity
Boston
Chicago
Washington
The
White Rats
Star
America
George M. Cohan
Khrushchev’s Paris Gamble Signals Shaped Cold War Tactics
Roscoe Drummond reports Khrushchev seeks to frame a campaign in Paris and push for a Democratic win in the fall. He hints at avoiding overt provocations while breaking diplomatic ties with Eisenhower era policy, as Soviet plans emphasize nonnegotiation and strategic pressure in the next six to nine months.
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Washington
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Eisenhower
United States
White House
East Germany
Geneva
U. S
US Senator Warns Of Khrushchev Cable Influence On Election
In a folded report, Khrushchev sends a blunt cable to Democratic leaders and a warning to Americans about foreign aid politics. The document suggests Soviet observers expect Eisenhower to be replaced and questions U.S. presidential prospects amid foreign aid debates.
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Khrushchev
The Gase Records Of A Psychologist Be Eden
Tim B aged 22 works in a Chicago parking lot near Dr Crane’s office. The piece discusses Tim’s potential and a past mistake, noting his salesmanship and future prospects while framing his mindset as part of an American tragedy. It mentions weather forecasts and Tim’s optimism as traits of a topnotch front man.
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Tim B
Chicago
Dr. Crane
Bank Teleks
Counter Lelerks
Elc
Tim’s High School Diploma Help Echoes Across Life
A reader shares how Tim, a car dealer’s helper, benefited from finishing high school after his mother reached out. The piece argues education boosts lifetime earnings, citing Dr. Paul C. Glick’s Census Bureau finding that each additional year of high school adds about $49 000 over a career.
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Tim
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
War Clouds Over Laos Cast Shadow In Cold War Echoes
A fragmented 1960 newspaper excerpt links Southeast Asia tensions to Cold War fears. It cites fears of a Chinese threat, US defense posture, and aid debates while noting a mysterious stranger in a hill region. It also mentions F-83 jets, tanks, and questions over military aid efficiency.
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China
Laos
Vietnam
India
Formosa
Trash spill mars intersection as cleanup crews strain
Report describes a large spill of trash at the Jackson and 12th Street intersection during Thursday morning, aggravating city street department crews already stretched thin by a hectic schedule. The piece blends reader letters and health diet snippets with local chatter and a Brazil industry note.
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12Th St
Debate Over Equal Space For Politicians In News Coverage
Editors discuss whether newspapers should provide equal space to political candidates. Knief argues for an equal time concept to cover all major stories, while Argentine authorities threaten action at the United Nations over Eichmann. A bomb threat prompts evacuation at the Argentine embassy in Tel Aviv amid tensions over Eichmann’s return.
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United Nations
Eichmann
Carbondale
Knief
I Agre
Gid Ben-Gurion
Wallace Knief
Courier
Israel
Eich
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Equallman
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Seddie
Arturo Frondizi
Ace
Eiehmann
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Rodolfo Arias
Arias
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Crane Rips Telephone Lines Cold Kendallville Outage
A Kendallville junkyard crane severed an Indiana Bell line, knocking out about 209 telephones and isolating Avila during the incident. Local officials reported immediate service disruption and an ongoing effort to restore lines across the town.
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Kendallville
Ind
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Avila
Bell
World Organization
Jto
Israel
Fortune Six
Indianapolis
William
U.N
H. Hardwick
Martinsville
Indiana
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Methodist
Busis
Ness
Earth
Hardwick
Chile
Antes
Rachel Hardwick Morr
Japan
Hawaii
Request for Personal Advice Encloses SASE and Fees
In Mellor Indiana residents are advised to enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing or printing costs when writing to Dr. Crane for personal advice or to obtain one of his psychological charts.
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Crane
Mellor
Ind
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