Nixon declines Rockefeller push on campaign debate
Vice President Richard Nixon says he has discussed major issues in depth with Governor Nelson Rockefeller but rejects a televised interrogation. Rockefeller urges an early, in depth discussion before the nomination. Nixon claims he has stated his views clearly and plans to wait for the nominating convention before expanding on administration policies. New York’s 45 electoral votes loom large for November.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
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Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Demonstrators Surround Hagerty in Tokyo Visit Plan
In Washington a crowd of about five thousand Japanese protesters blocked Hagerty’s car for over an hour. The White House said the event would not alter President Eisenhower’s planned June 19 visit to Japan. Anne Wheaton expressed relief Hagerty was unhurt and confirmed no change in the President’s travel plans.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Japan
Washington
Anne Wheaton
Japs Attack Security Pact Session Amid Hagerty Escape
Demonstrators attacked the U S Embassy as Prime Minister Kishi’s government pushes the new security pact. Hagerty and U S Ambassador MacArthur II were held prisoners in a battered car before a Marine helicopter evacuated them to an Army base. Guards watched and students clashed with police outside the embassy at night.
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U. S
Hagerty
Prime
Dry Run Demonstration Threatens Ike Tokyo Visit
In Tokyo thousands of Zengakuren students roared anti-American chants and battered a press secretary’s car as they staged a dry run to show how they could confront President Eisenhower during his June 19 arrival. Police promise tighter security but warn violence may still occur.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Zengakuren
Khagerty
Stephens
Zen
Fragmentary note on public demonstration impact
A fragmented passage argues that a demonstration will provoke Japanese public opinion and strengthen police actions, implying a harsher state response. The text presents a warning about escalating tension and potential crackdown.
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Karen
Rockefeller and Nixon greet at British trade expo
In New York at the Coliseum, Vice President Nixon and Governor Nelson Rockefeller exchanged cordial smiles and handshakes after a recent dispute over the Republican party. Nixon arrived with Prince Philip to open the exhibition.
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New York
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Coliseum
Prince Philip
Ohio population tops nine million in unofficial count
Columbus reports an unofficial census showing Ohio at 9,636,234 residents, a rise of 1,689,607 since 1950 and a 21.3 percent increase.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State Opens Sessions at Ohio University
About 1150 high school juniors began the 51st Buckeye Boys State on the Ohio University campus. Delegates voted party allegiance by card number, heard OU President John C. Baker stress education's role in national strength, and set plans for state conventions and keynote events through June 18.
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Ohio University
Bird Arena
John C. Baker
Red China
Flanders Field
Heartbreak Ridge
Baker
American Legion
Myko S. Kraja
Youngstown
New Missile Walkout Set For Monday
Union spokesmen say a one day strike will spread Monday to Convair plants in San Diego idling about 20 000 workers and targeting Atlas intercontinental missiles F106 interceptors and Convair 660 and 880 jets. IAM workers will be told not to cross the FAA picket line as talks with Convair remain deadlocked. A Lockheed missiles and space division meeting in San Francisco was expected to yield a contract offer.
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Missiles and Space Division
San Francisco
Vanderbilt Faculty Resignations Rise After Racial Conflict
In Nashville Tennessee Vanderbilt University faces potential resignations after Thursday night talks failed to resolve a dispute stemming from a racial issue.
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Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Paris Strike Grounds Civil Services Across City
More than a million French civil servants skipped work in protests for higher pay, halting air traffic, garbage collection and other public services in Paris.
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Cambridge Maryland Hospital fires administrator in board arbitration
A five member arbitration panel reluctantly terminating Harold P. Coston as administrator of Cambridge Maryland Hospital. The panel also requires others in the dispute to resign from the hospital board or medical executive committee for at least three years.
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Harold P. Coston
Cambridge-Maryland
Seek Compromise To Avert Battle At United Nations
Western diplomats seek a face-saving compromise to avert a clash in the United Nations over Adolf Eichmann. Argentina charges the seizure violated sovereignty and may appeal to the UN unless Israel returns him. Ben Gurion reportedly opposes compliance as mediation talks consider the matter. International Court possible, with France floated as mediator.
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Israel
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GOP Approves Five-Session National Convention Plan
Republican leaders approve a four day convention in Chicago starting July 25 with five sessions including a keynote by Rep. Walter Judd and a possible Eisenhower address. An eight day hold was arranged for contingency. The national committee to approve officers met after the arrangements panel.
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Thurston B. Morton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
Nixon
Chicago
Jaren L. Jones
Utah
Jones
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Broadway Actors End Week-Long Stage Strike With Four Year Contract
New York actors and producers ratified a four year contract clearing a week long Broadway blackout. Plans to reopen 19 of 22 shows by Monday. The deal includes a new pension fund and staged pay scales for road actors and rehearsal time. The League of New York Theaters said producers unanimously approved the peace formula. David Merrick indicated ticket prices likely will not rise due to the settlement.
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League OF New York Theaters
David Merrick
United States protests Cuba over charges from Fidel regime
Washington delivered a new protest accusing the Fidel Castro regime of making baseless and offensive charges against the United States government. The notice labeled Havana’s remarks as unfounded and demanded a clarification of the remarks from Cuban authorities.
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United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Tibetan Rebels Seize Key Nepal Road Junction
In Katmandu reports state Tibetan rebels captured a strategic road junction town from Chinese forces after a ten day battle. The victory underscored ongoing Tibetan resistance and regional instability amid broader conflict.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Lake Pipeline To Open In Two Weeks In Southeast Ohio
Glouster and Jacksonville will receive water from the Lake Burr Oak pipeline within two weeks marking a new era of prosperity for seven Southeastern Ohio communities. The 21 mile line will first serve a storage tank outside Glouster with about 200000 gallons per day pumped from Lake Burr Oak and treated at Tom Jenkins Dam.
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Glouster
Ned E. Williams
Trimble
Athens County
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Perry County
Murray City
Hocking County
Hollister
Tom Jenkins
Jacksonville
Truman Says Unauthorized Spy Flights May Have Been Made
Former President Harry S. Truman said spy flights may have been made over the Soviet Union during his administration but were not authorized by him. He told newsmen on his morning walk he did not know personally of any such flights.
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Harry S. Truman
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