Eisenhower Tour in Far East Yields Mixed Reactions
President Eisenhower wrapped up a 16 000 mile Far East tour that drew about three million cheering spectators in Korea the Philippines Formosa and Okinawa. While the reception boosted morale it did not resolve critical regional policy issues and signals indicate his Hawaiian rest is only a pause before renewed focus on tough problems.
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Philippines
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Okinawan
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Far East Trip Draws Mixed Reactions
Analysis of Eisenhower’s Asia tour notes Chinese Communist propaganda slamming the president as a menace while praising U.S. stance on Korea and Formosa. Observers warn the Japan visit setback could dampen overall prestige, with implications for regional diplomacy.
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Tokyo
Kishi Signals Resignation After Security Treaty Enters Force
Premier Nobusuke Kishi told Secretary General Shojiro Kawashima he will resign once the new U.S.-Japan security treaty takes effect. Tokyo papers report the declaration amid talks on a successor as Japan’s ratification becomes final at midnight Sunday. Eisenhower presses Chiang Kai-shek on economic reforms during Manila visit.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal-Democratic Party
Japan
Eastern Air Lines Pilots Return Amid Strike Pressure
Eastern Air Lines pilots returned to work in large numbers after court and union pressure end a 10 day wildcat strike. About 35 to 40 Miami flights were expected to operate today as schedules aim to normalize by Wednesday. A National Airlines strike was averted as negotiations resumed with a federal mediator present.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
National Airlines
Eastern
Condition of Banks Call For June 15 National Bank Reports
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business Wednesday June 15.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Nixon Defends U S Economy at Junior Chamber Meet
Vice President Nixon rebuts critics who say the Soviet economy will overtake the United States this century. He tells the St. Louis audience that the Soviet rise is not imminent and argues for targeted government help to private industry. He urges sharing food surpluses with the United Nations for the hungry.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
U. S
United Nations
Telephone Co. Sale Approved
Sale of the Commonwealth Telephone Co. of Ohio to General Telephone & Electronics Corp. was near culmination today with a stock exchange offer of 4 1 2 for each Commonwealth share. About 90 percent of 250 shareholders voted to accept. 65,000 shares will yield about 147,375 General shares. Final transfer set for June 30. operation as a subsidiary begins July 1 with Commonwealth retained for interim.
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General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Commonwealth
Logan
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Canine Siren Swains Cause Uproar in Logan
In Logan a female dog attracted seven male dogs. Two people were bitten, the owner and a helper were injured. The dogs were confined and the female returned to quarantine for 14 days. Four males were jailed. three escaped. Community dog bite season noted by the dog warden.
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Siren’s Rock
Zanesville Ave
Larry Holzapfel
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James Leonard
Bruce Dearing
Cupid
Dearing
Leonard
Inside Pages Talk Delayed Pay and Local Happenings
Reading for the family on the inside pages notes a deputy pay hike delay in Gallipolis. A Gallia County doctor discusses Ingemar being hypnotized. Local sports reports mention Fieyd reclaiming a title with results from Athens and nearby towns including Nelsonville and Pt. Pleasant.
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Pleasant
Graham Plant Curtails Operations at Vanadium Corp
NEW HAVEN The Graham Plant of the Vanadium Corp of America will curtail operations July 1. Plant manager C G Adler cited high inventory as reason. About 275 men affected, with accompanying vacations planned to offset inactivity. Shipping facilities remain open and workers will be recalled as conditions warrant.
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Graham
Vanadium Corp. of America
C. G. Adler
Adler
Vanadium
Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe to be rebuilt
Mexican church officials announce demolition of the crumbling Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City and plan a new structure to replace it.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
Cincinnati
Leo Cafferata
Italian actors call boycott of Venice festival over censor director
The Italian Actors' Union urged its members and foreign actors to skip this year's Venice Film Festival to protest the naming of a Roman Catholic film censor as festival director.
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Rome
Italian Actors’ Union
Nelsonville Pair Face Concealed Weapons Charges
Lancaster police prepared charges against Junior A. Fisk 33 Nelsonville and Helen Marie Bryan 20 Dorr Run for carrying concealed weapons and illegal possession of explosives. They are wanted in four counties after a 15 day crime spree including a bomb plot, tire thefts, car theft, burglaries, and bad checks.
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Nelsonville
Dorr
Fairfield County
Junior A. Fisk
Helen Marie Bryan
Hocking
Athens
Washington
Fairfield
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Federal judges asked to define two words in boat licensing law
Legal officers from five Ohio River states urge a federal court to interpret the phrase principal use in a federal boat licensing statute. They contend the words have a disputed meaning that could affect licensing requirements and enforcement.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Toy Makers Worry Over U.S. Campaign Against Japan
Japanese toy makers sent a message to President Eisenhower expressing concern about an American anti Japanese campaign. They claimed most Japanese support pro American sentiments despite tensions.
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Tokyo
United States
Eisenhower
Moscow Mayor Delayed by First Drive-In Movie Visit
Moscow mayor arrived late to a reception at the Soviet Embassy after attending his first drive in movie. The incident caused a one hour delay in the schedule.
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Moscow
Ottawa
Get Tough Attitude Warns on Soviet Relations
Former Gov. W Averell Hartman warned against a get tough attitude toward the Soviet Union. He urged restraint and diplomacy to avoid escalating tensions and maintaining stable international relations.
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New York
W. Averell Hartman
Towarce
The
Soviet Union
Senate OKs Hike In Tax Revenues
The Senate approved an 84 to 0 vote extending present tax rates for another year and adding about 650 million in estimated revenues. The bill extends corporation income tax and excise taxes and includes loophole closing measures urged by Democrats. Conference fate with the House remained uncertain.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Treasury
House
Eisenhower Returns to Hawaii After Far East Tour
President Eisenhower lands in Honolulu amid warm welcome from over 100000 Hawaiians. He relaxes with a nap and plays nine holes of golf in 80 degree weather, reflecting on mixed impressions from Asia trip and Okinawan demonstrations calling for Japan to regain control.
Trio Of Old Pros Win Emmy Awards
Hollywood report says Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack won the top television Emmy awards on Monday in their first TV work. The trio were described as veteran film stars earning recognition for their television debut.
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Hollywood
Sir Laurence Olivier
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Stack
Recall Petition Hits Mayor Franko Supporter
Joseph Gottlieb, who backed Mayor Frank R. Franko in last year’s election, filed with the City Clerk for recall petitions. The move targets Franko’s leadership as organizers seek to recall the mayor.
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Joseph Gottlieb
Frank R. Franko
Franko
Gottlieb
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