Soviet bloc defeats U S in Tokyo visit collapse
The report describes a damaging setback as Eisenhower cancels his Tokyo trip after Kishi resists dissolution, with Khrushchev ending the Paris Big Four talks. It attributes a coordinated Soviet Chinese campaign to destabilize Japan and undermine the U S Japanese alliance amid antiwar and student unrest.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Vinced
Soviet Union
Red China
Japan
Eisenhower Japan Visit Canceled Amid Japanese Crisis
President Eisenhower’s goodwill trip to Japan was scrapped as Communist violence threatened Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s government. The U S Japan defense treaty remains in doubt and could become law automatically Sunday unless Parliament is dissolved. Kishi vowed not to bow to calls for a breakdown of the alliance or cabinet resignation, while Tokyo’s turmoil drew international commentary.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Manila
United States
Moscow
Tass
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Fujiyama
Liberal Democrats
Dooley Bares Forces Of Evil At Ohio Boys State Address
Dr Thomas A Dooley addressed 1171 delegates at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium detailing suffering under Communism. He contrasted love and hate, cited North Viet Nam refugee care, and urged vigilance against oppression before a long Boys State ovation. Separately President Eisenhower concluded a Philippines visit pledging immediate defense against any armed attack and sought formal US commitments to deter Peiping.
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Buckeye Boys State
Thomas A. Dooley
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Dooley
Viet Nam
Northeast Asia
China
Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Philippines
Japan
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine
Islands
Filiipino
U.S
Peiping
Eisenhower Aboard St Paul Toward Formosa for Seaboral Visit
President Eisenhower plans a revised schedule aboard the cruiser St. Paul as his party sails toward Formosa. He will land in the Nationalist island stronghold Saturday and may move Seoul plans forward after a planned stop in Japan. Hagerty notes the Manila farewell marked a high point of the trip. He urged control of the nuclear arms race to avert global danger.
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James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
St. Paul
Formosa
Hagerty
U.S
Seoul
Manila
Luneta Park
Paris
Khrushchev
Missile strikes settle as workers return and others continue
In a wave of labor actions, 17000 Douglas workers return to Long Beach California. Convair machinists settle at Cape Canaveral while 10000 Lockheed workers in California remain on strike. Convair negotiations continue for 26000 workers across two unions with impacts on Polaris missiles and Air Force satellites. A Santa Monica Douglas strike threatens Thor missile production.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Florida
Convair
Cape Canaveral
International Assn. of
Lockheed
California
Sunnyvale
Santa Monica, Calif
Saturn booster passes first tests, von Braun says
Huntsville report notes Dr. Wernher von Braun, Saturn project director, confirming that the turn's superbooster completed a first series of tests with flying colors.
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Huntsville
Ala
Saturn
Wernher von Braun
Nixon Plans to Campaign in All States
Washington DC Vice President Richard M. Nixon as the expected GOP presidential nominee intends to campaign in every state and several times in some states Leo nard W Hall announced the plan serving as Nixon's convention campaign chairman.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon
Picket Line Ends at Charcoal Pit in Lorain
Lorain reports end of a three month picket at the Charcoal Pit restaurant after NAACP support withdrew. Other notes include retirement of Maj. Gen. Russell A. Ramsey, appointment of Judge Charles J. McNamee as chief judge in Ohio Northern District, and a series of Ohio local notices on fares, awards, and political offices.
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Lorain
Charcoal Pit
NAACP
Sandusky
Russell A. Ramsey
83Rd Reserve Infantry Division
J. McNamee
U. S. District Court of the
Ohio Northern District
Auto Wreck Mystery Solved in Gallipolis
Gallipolis reports Alvin Johnson 16 and passenger John L Denn y of route 1 left accident scene after striking a culvert on George's Creek Road. Both sustained minor cuts and braises. the auto registered to Otis Johnson route 1. Patrol says investigation is pending.
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Gallipolis
George’s Creek
State Highway Patrol
Alvin Johnson
Otis Johnson
Eisenhower Defends Negotiations With Communist Nations
President Eisenhower condemned Communist intransigence and provocations at talks while affirming the U S commitment to peaceful negotiations. He warned tyrannies boast of global supremacy will fail and insisted the door to dialogue remains open.
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Eisenhower
United States
Aid Bill Faces House Tug-of-War Over Amount
A 3.3845 billion foreign aid bill in the House is split between calls to cut and to raise funds. The measure, already reduced below Eisenhower’s request by 790 percent million, is expected to move to the Senate in the form approved by the Appropriations Committee despite a last minute White House protest.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Free World
Alaska Mountaintop Air Crash Claim Seventeen Dead
Most of the fourteen victims were believed buried in deep snow on a remote Alaska mountainside after the airliner crash. Rescue teams faced difficult terrain and continued searching for additional remains and survivors.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Johnson denounces Communist blackmail after Japan visit downfall
Senate remarks by Lyndon B. Johnson condemn the rioting blamed on Communist foment and call the cancellation of President Eisenhower's trip to Japan a diplomatic setback. He urges re-examining policies to bridge divides and prevent communism from deepening misunderstandings between peoples.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
Johnson
Congress
United States
Free World
Senate Put Off Ratification Of Japan Treaty
The Senate may delay approving the U S Japanese security treaty as urgent defense and pay raise bills take priority near the session’s end. Senator Johnson said the big money bill and a federal pay raise require conference and possible veto action, reducing urgency for quick treaty action. Fulbright urged speedy action but did not secure a firm timing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages
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