Anti US Feeling Rages In Tokyo Demonstrations
Wildly dancing crowds and leftist groups led a 100,000 strong protest in Tokyo against Prime Minister Kishi and the U S Japan security pact. Demonstrators surrounded the Diet and surrounded the U S Embassy, shouting down with slogans like Send back the U2s Yankee go home and down with Kishi. Police held back riot efforts as 17 officers were hurt. the mass actions aim to pressure parliament as the treaty with the United States set to take effect June 19 unless adjourned.
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Tokyo
United States
Kishi
Vie Radio
Diet
No-1
Securitusuke
Dem
Yice
U.S
Sukarno
Indonesia
Contro
Radical
Zengakuren Students Federation
Eisenhower backs bipartisan spy plane inquiry pledge
President Eisenhower, at a breakfast with Democratic and Republican congressional leaders, pledged full cooperation with a Senate inquiry into the spy plane episode and summit collapse. White House aides described the meeting as a nonpartisan, bipartisan effort with potential recommended actions to consider.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Hisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Car Races Through Band Injuring Twelve At Lodge Event
United Nations report details Ambassador Lodge displaying a carved piece later found to conceal listening devices. Soviet side notes a listening ring hidden inside a statue, with officials questioning the device as spy equipment. The affair highlights alleged microphones in embassies and tension over espionage claims.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry Cabott
Lodge
Council
Soviet Union
Poland
Jerzy Mi
Ichalowski
Moscow
United States
U.S
Viet Union
Andrei A. Gromykolyw
Old Armory Still Unsold
The sale of the old Anderson National Guard Armory at 7th and Main Streets remains stalled with no offers since the May 19 deadline. Indiana Adjutant General’s office reports no purchase inquiries officially submitted, though several inquires have been made, and a confidential device claim is noted. Localities and embassies involved in unrelated notes follow.
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Anderson National
7Th and Main Sts
Maj. Gen
John [McConnell
Nicholson President Praises Civic Attitude
Nicholson President lauds the civic spirit of local business leaders for progress and unity, paying tribute to the man he called the cement team of the community.
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Ality
Mane
soiMs Cement Team
Nichol
Car plows band parade injuring many in Madawaska
A high speed car crash during a Madawaska Maine parade injured 12 children and the band director, with three band members in danger. Governor Reed witnessed the scene, while officials and police investigated the incident and gaps in safety were noted.
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Madawaska
Maine
Edmundston
N.B
John H. Reed
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Klein
Nixon
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bert G. Klein
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Leo Daigle
Griver
George Pelletier
Thals
Edward Murphy
Pierre Salinger
Sen
West Vic
Indiana
Oregon
Justice Department
Fulbright and Hagerty Lead Bipartisan Appeal to End Partisan Attacks
Senator J William Fulbright and Senator Hagerty described a rare bipartisan meeting as a peaceful start to an election year with lawmakers acting as Americans not party members They noted Russia intensifying broadcasts to the Soviet Union and referred to Eisenhower's call for businesslike dealings, hinting at lasting good will turning uncertain.
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J. William Fulbright
Ark
Senate Foreign Re+ Nations Committee
Hisenhower
Hagerty
J. Hagerty
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Foreign Minister Attacks Security Council Policy
Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of continuing espionage and sabotage against the Soviet Union, warning that the policy risks nuclear war. He spoke at the UN Security Council as a four-power resolution to resume talks was considered, calling the measure toothless and pointless and proposing amendments including declaring space violations by General Motors as a world peace threat. He noted 17,000 eligible hourly workers and highlighted a GM wage increase plan affecting about 340,000 hourly employees and 100,000 salaried workers, effective June and tied to cost of living allowances.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Lister
Security Council
Gromyko
Council
General Motors Corporation
Eiried
Senhower
Delco-Remy
Guide!se ™-Uit Confaranto
General Motors
Detroit
Séorne
Ees
Cost Of A Hike To Affect 17,900 In Area
Thousands of Anderson area residents will benefit from the recently announced cost of living boost wage and salary adjustment. The change targets local workers and is expected to raise pay scales across multiple sectors. Officials say the measure aims to ease inflation pressures for households in the region.
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Anderson Area
Soviet Leader Deplores U S Spy Tactics and Summit Friction
Gromyko condemned U S military espionage and sab0tage against the Soviet Union calling it provocative and dangerous. He noted Eisenhower regretted the U2 failure but said the United States would use other methods. He urged resumption of Big Four talks and said the appeal should reach the White House.
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United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Gromyko
White House
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Six Church Of God Groups Due Honors
The Church of God honors six congregations June 14 13 and 16 as the General Ministerial Assembly meets. Winners include Royal Chapel Hickory North Carolina First Church of God Ashland Indiana and First Church of God Piggott Arkansas with others receiving honorable mention. The awards honor church development and community service within town and country congregations.
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Church of God
General Ministerial Assembly
Anderson
North Ander
Louis P. Sl
Img Department of Evangelism
Jeven Ray Land
Board of Church
Estension Cinnati
Meyer
Royal Chapel Church of God
Hickory
N.C
Sohn Mowery
First Church of God
Ashland
Fans
Eddie Downey
iFirst
Piggott
Ark
Estel Trippett
Mr. Meyer
Metion
Sewee
Colama
Boy returns rooster as supper claim goes awry
INDIANAPOLIS AP Jeff Whister a four year old, on the third Thursday, burst into the home with a sanctified rooster cradled like a meal. His mother, Elmer E. Whistler, received it, then sent the bird back to the neighbor’s yard where Jeff had found it, ending a humorous mix up about supper.
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Indianapolis
Jeff Whister
Elmer E. Whistler
Jeff
Earthquakes devastate southern Chile killing thousands
Two major quakes rocked southern Chile causing widespread destruction from Valdivia to Concepcion. Relief efforts, price controls, and airlifted aid arrived as residents faced collapsed buildings, rising fears, and shattered infrastructure. UPI reports widespread fear and disrupted lifelines across the stricken region.
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Santiago
UPI
Chile
Ana Figueroa
Seismological Institute
Bor
Jernment
Halfujoon
United States
Victoria
Concepcion
Los
Angeles
Valdivia
Guillermo Figue
New Arrivals At St Johns Hospital Reported
A list of newborns from St Johns Hospital includes a girl for Norris Stapleton at 40015 FE Cross St and a girl reportedly born to Mr and Mrs James Brown. Other births noted include a girl for Mr and Mrs William Bell on Walnut St and a boy for 1805 Morton St with various addresses mentioned. The report references police, gendarmerie and quake related events in Puerta Yorktown and Anderson areas.
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St. John’s Hospital
Norris Stapleton
Cross St
Figueroa
James Brown
Merie
Puerta
Yorktown
Montt
William Bell
Walnut St
Dal Wave
Arthur Rector
Anderson
Frank Harrington
Morton St
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