Tokyo Protests Grow Over Kishi Pact With U.S. Next Month
Thousands of leftists and students march on the Diet in Tokyo in the largest anti U.S. Japan protests to date. They cry down with Kishi and crush the U S Japan security pact while 100,000 demonstrators encircle the Diet and 16 000 snake past the U S Embassy. Seventeen police are hurt as radicals clash lightly. Kishi remains defiant until the pact takes effect June 19.
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Tokyo
ARP
Noko Kishi
Eisenhower
Diet
Kishi
Japan
U.S
Sukarno
Indonesia
Liberal-Democrat
United States
Kishii
Lodge Displays Red Spy Device at United Nations
United Nations Security Council heard U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge describe a carved wooden eagle containing a listening device. He said the Soviets gave it to the U S ambassador in Moscow to eavesdrop on office conversations. Lodge cited more than a hundred other concealed devices found in Soviet bloc embassies, including 25 in Poland.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Moscow
Lodge
United States
Soviet Union
Poland
Andrei A. Gromyko
Council
Jerzy Michalowski
Gromyko
Eisenhower
White House
Four Hurt As Car Overturns At Perkinsville
Four men injured yesterday noon when their auto went out of control and overturned near Water Street and Indiana 13 in Perkinsville. George Wilson 32 of Anderson, Robert Edwards 37 of Frankton, Kelly Fowler 24 of Anderson, and Billy R. Pickens 26 of Anderson were treated for injuries ranging from arm and chest to shock and lacerations. All were released from St. John’s Hospital, Anderson after treatment.
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Perkinsville
Water St
Ind
George Wilson
Whitehall Way
Anderson
Robert Edwards
Frankton
Kelly Fowler
Rosewood
Billy R. Pickens
Lincoln St
Harold Goehring
Paul Ravage
Wilson
Edwards
Fowler
Pickens
St. John’s Hospital
Boy brings rooster home as meat for supper
In Indianapolis AP: four year old Jeff Whisler ran into his house with a visibly mangled rooster in his arms announcing to his mother that he had brought home the meat for supper. The mother took the bird back to the neighbor’s yard where Jeff had found it.
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Indianapolis
Jeff Whisler
Elmer E. Whisler
Jeff
Old Armory Still Unsold
The old Anderson National Guard Armory at 7th and Main Streets remains unsold with no bids since the May 19 sale date. Indiana Adjutant General’s office reports several inquiries and that local organizations and city officials have discussed repurposing the abandoned building for a boys club.
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Anderson National Guard
Indiana Adjutant General
7Th and
Main Sts
John McConnell
Anderson
Eisenhower backs nonpartisan probe into spy plane episode
President Eisenhower welcomed a Senate inquiry into the spy plane episode and the summit crash, pledging full cooperation. At a bipartisan breakfast with leaders Johnson and Dirksen the mood was one of unity and nonpartisan, with officials saying recommendations would be considered. The meeting followed sharp partisan clashes over deference to communism and aimed to project unity in an election year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Hagerty
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Comae
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Hagerty
Soviet Union
Twelve Hurt As Car Races Through Band
MADAWASKA Maine a car plowed at high speed through a 71 member high school band massing for a parade injuring 12 children and their band director. Gov John H Reed witnessed the crash and said it was one of the most tragic scenes he had seen. The driver George Pelletier 62 un employed was held without charge as band members and majorettes were scattered in the lot.
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Madawaska
Maine
Edmundston
N.B
John H. Reed
Customs House
Leo Daigle
George Pelletier
Edward Murphy
GM wage hike boosts 17 000 Anderson area workers
General Motors plants at Delco Remy and Guide Lamp announce a cost of living raise effective next Wednesday. About 17 000 hourly and salaried workers near Anderson will gain two cents per hour for hourly staff and a $74 quarterly increase for salaried employees. Notices posted at the two divisions detail the adjustments.
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General Motors Corporation
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Detroit
Nicholson President Lands Civic Attitude in Anderson
Nicholson Fire President Paul Nicholson Jr praised Anderson for friendliness and progress at a noon lunch with local industrial leaders. He credited the management team for Nicholson File’s decision to double operations here and close Providence facilities, as the Nicholson File Board held its first Anderson meeting in 76 years. John H. Burton hosted the luncheon and dinner for Nicholson supervisory staff.
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Anderson
Nicholson
Paul Nicholson, Jr
International Organization
Nicholson File
Providence
Rhode Island
Nicholson File Board of Directors
Nicholson Board of Directors
File Company
Nixon Keeps Eye On Demo Spending
In Washington Vice President Nixon probes Democratic spending in the West Virginia primary led by Kennedy. Campaign aides stress no fraud alleged while Kennedy aides say they welcome disclosure of all campaign outlays and challenge Nixon to reveal his Indiana and Oregon spending. A Justice Department inquiry into WV primary irregularities is already underway.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Retary
Klein
Nixon
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Pierre Salinger
Sen. Kennedy
Indiana
Oregon
Justice Department
Postmaster Official Urges End to Obscene Mailings at YMCA
Mrs. Cecil Harden former U S Representative and post office ally spoke at a luncheon before Optimist and Lions Clubs urging an end to using the mails for obscene literature. The talk outlined methods used to smuggle such material and the persistent efforts of the Post Office Department.
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Optimist
Lions Clubs
Cecil Harden
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
YMCA
United States
Congress
Harden
U.S
Post Office Department
Six Church Of God Groups Due Honors
The Church of God honors six congregations as Church of The Year during the General Ministerial Assembly June 14 to 16. Winners span three population divisions across six states, with awards reflecting better church programs and community impact. Category I Hickory North Carolina Royal Chapel Church of God led by Rev John Mowery. Category II Ashland Kansas First Church of God led by Rev Eddie Downey. Category III Piggott Arkansas First Church of God led by Rev Estel Trippett. Honorable mention includes Sewee Church.
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General Ministerial Assembly
Louis P. Meyer
Department of Evangelism
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Meyer
Aetter
Royal Chapel Church of God
Hickory
N.C
John Mowery
First Church of God
Ashland
Kans
Eddie Downey
Piggott
Ark
Estel Trippett
Mr. Meyer
Sewee
Four Hurt After Nighttime Collision In North Anderson
Four people were hospitalized after a late night crash in North Anderson involving two cars driven by Steven Ray Land of 1534 Cincinnati Ave and William Smith McDonald of 94 College Haven, with a third vehicle also involved. Police noted the incident occurred around midnight and urged motorists to seek medical evaluation if injured.
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Anderson
North Anderson
Steven Ray Land
Cincinnati Ave
William Smith McDonald
College Haven
Deadly quakes hammer Chile raise toll to 5125
Two new tremors struck southern Chile as the death and missing toll climbed to 5125 after five days of quakes and tidal waves. Alarms sounded in Santiago with shocks felt in Angol Victoria Concepcion and Los Angeles as relief airlifts and price controls began to aid the devastated 50 000 square mile region.
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Santiago
UPS
Chile
Seismological Institute
Angol
Victoria
Concepcion
Los Angeles
United States
Valdivia
Concep
New Arrivals At Local Hospital Births Reported
Newborns include a girl to Mr and Mrs Norris Stapleton of 4022 E Cross St a girl to Mr and Mrs James Brown of Yorktown a girl to Mr and Mrs William Bell of 921 Walnut St a girl to Mr and Mrs Arthur Rector of Rt 5 Anderson a boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Harrington of 1605 Morton St
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St. John’s Hospital
Norris Stapleton
E. Cross St
James Brown
Yorktown
William Bell
Walnut St
Arthur Rector
Anderson
Frank Harrington
Morton St
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Zengakuren Students Federation
James C. Hagerty
Murphy
Anderson Area
Mr. Nicholson
Harold Smith
James Herring
Fall Creek
Pendleton
Herring
Ruckman and Hansen
Fort Wayne
Herald
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon’s Press Sec
Church of God
The
Cion
Ana Figueroa
Ancud
Chiloe Island
Pacific
UPI
Miguel ‘Medich
Guillermo Figue
Roa
Vuerto Montt
German Square
Plaza Aleman
Figueroa
Puerto Montt
Anderson and Vicinity
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