Eisenhower Tells Filipinos U.S. Faithful To Its Friends
Thousands of leftwing students stormed Japan's Parliament amid clashes with police. Two killed and over 300 injured as protesters overran grounds during Kishi's government crisis ahead of President Eisenhower's Tokyo visit. Police used clubs and fire hoses. ambulances ferried the wounded.
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U.S
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Savage Free Foralls
Kishi
U.s.-Japan
Kosaku Shinoda
Liberal Democratic Party
Zengakuren Student Federation
Parliament Gate
Strikes Hit Lockheed and Douglas Over Missile Work
Massive demonstrations by IAM and UAW halted Lockheed and Douglas plants while talks yielded a tentative two year contract covering 22 000 Douglas Long Beach Tulsa hourly workers. IAM launched a separate strike at Lockheed aircraft facilities as unions push for terms.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Oklo
United States Space and Missile Program
IAM
Lockheed
IAM al
Pilot Walkout Averted in Major Airline Dispute
A federal court order may have averted a pilots walkout at three large U S airlines over cockpit seating of federal inspectors in jets. Eastern Air Lines remained partly crippled despite a like Miami order restoring pilots to work.
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Chicago
Eastern
Miami
Eisenhower Urges Strong Stand Against Communism in Philippines
President Eisenhower told a joint session of the Philippine Congress that the United States must stay strong and faithful to friends amid Soviet anti American pressures. He praised Filipino nationalism and warned Communist leaders fear nationalist movements and use force subversion and propaganda. The address opens a 10 day tour across Asia including Formosa Okinawa Japan and Korea.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Philippine Congress
Philippine
Formosa
Okinawa
Japan
Korea
Argentina asks UN action over Eichmann removal
Argentina urges the United Nations Security Council to address Israel's decision to remove Adolf Eichmann, a former Nazi official accused of aiding the Holocaust, arguing it violates Argentine sovereignty. Israel maintains it will not return Eichmann.
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Argentina
UN Security Council
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Ohio Theater Manager Fined for Obscene Film The Lovers
Heights Art Theater manager Nico Jaco bellis was fined 2500 for possessing and exhibiting The Lovers, deemed obscene by three common pleas judges. He had been in county jail for six days after conviction.
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Cleveland
Nico Jacobellis
The
Heights Art Theater
Common Pleas
Jacobellis
Students storm Tokyo parliament as police struggle
Eisenhower era observers react to Tokyo dispatches showing thousands of left wing students flooding the parliament buildings while police appear overwhelmed. The report highlights tensions between government, police and student factions amid the protests.
Marshfield Youth Killed On Route 56
An 18 year old New Marshfield boy died after an auto-truck crash on Route 56 three miles west of Athens. The car driver Harrison Gail Lowsey died from a crushed chest at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Truck passenger William McClelland, 43, Athens, was treated and released for multiple lacerations. State highway patrolmen investigated the incident.
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New Marshfield
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harrison Gail Lowsey
Waterloo High School
John H. Elias
William McClelland
Dr Thomas A Dooley to Speak at Buckeye Boys State
Famed medical envoy to Laos Dr Thomas A Dooley will speak at 10 am Thursday in Memorial Auditorium as part of Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University open to the public without charge. He has helped establish three jungle hospitals near the Communist frontier and is the author of Deliver Us From Evil and The Edge of Tomorrow.
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Buckeye
Thomas A. Dooley
Laos
U.S. Naval
North Viet Nam
Buckeye Boys State
Ohio University
Camp Perry
Dooley
Boys State Governor Seeks Improvements at Athens
Gov. James E. White of Columbus heads the Buckeye Boys State in self-government sponsored by the American Legion. He urged support for enlarging Johnson Hall Capitol Building redesigning Jefferson Hall cafeteria and building a new bridge over the Hocking River. He announced the 1960 61 budget and noted a ballot recount in one county plus six patrol resignations for better jobs.
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Athens
James E. White
Columbus
American Legion
White
BBS
Capitol Building
Johnson Hall
Jefferson Hall
Hocking River
House
Senate
Comfort Can Be Fatal New Machine Protects Babies During Surgery
In Miami Beach, a Duke University doctor reports air conditioned operating rooms can cause a baby's temperature to drop during surgery. A new device monitors and maintains body temperature using circulating water blankets, allowing temperature control from 40 to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Duke University
American Medical Association
C. P. Stephen
Duke
Crowded Classrooms Highlighted by NEA Report
The NEA reports nearly 1 in 3 public elementary pupils on half day sessions in the 1959 60 year due to overcrowding. More than two million pupils faced oversized classes with 35 or more, while 290 rooms housed 56 or more.
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NEA
Senate approves U.S.-Japan security treaty vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the U.S.-Japan security treaty unanimously after a 20 minute debate, paving the way for quick ratification before Eisenhower's Tokyo trip.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Airliner crashes on Mt Gilbert kills 14 near Anchorage
An airliner crashed near Mt Gilbert in Alaska killing all 14 aboard including two children and the wife of a wealthy resident. The crash occurred Tuesday as the 9646 foot peak loomed in the background and rescue efforts followed. Separately at Cape Canaveral the Air Force probed a Titan missile explosion that killed technician Joseph G. Sibole, 24, marking the facility’s first fatal missile accident in a decade.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. Gilbert
Cape Canaveral
Fla.p
Air Force
Joseph G. Sibole
Rockefeller Urges GOP Solidarity for Presidential Nominee
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller calls New York Republicans to unite behind the presidential nominee. In Honolulu two sailors are missing after a flash fire aboard the nuclear submarine Sargo at Pearl Harbor, Navy officials report.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Navy
De Gaulle Seeks Cease Fire Talks With Algerian Rebels
President Charles de Gaulle urged Algerian nationalist leaders to come to Paris for cease fire discussions and a referendum framework. He reaffirmed self determination for Algeria after fighting ends, while right wing critics urged firmer French control.
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de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Paris
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