Demonstrations in Tokyo over US Japan security pact fizzled
A large leftist rally in Tokyo failed to reach expected turnout as 40,000 dispersed after marching on the Parliament and Foreign Ministry. The US Japan defense pact awaited Senate approval and presidential signature, with secrecy surrounding ratification steps.
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Eisenhower
Honolulu
U. S
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Major Party Differences Highlight 1960 Campaign
The Associated Press reports sharp splits in Republican and Democratic races. Nixon and Rockefeller push economic growth and policy unity, while Kennedy and Johnson clash over electability in key states. A separate note confirms broad support for a new 10 year U S Japan security pact awaiting Senate ratification and presidential signature.
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Texas
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Johnson
California
Treaty Solidifies Japan as Equal Ally to United States
Little opposition seen as the Senate expected to approve a treaty relinquishing a former internal order power in Japan. Emperor Hirohito sealed the accord after Nobusuke Kishi’s cabinet approved it. The 10 year pact replaces the 1951 agreement and grants Japan greater status while the United States pledges to defend Japan if attacked.
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Eisenhower to Strike Back at Communist Claims
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide TV radio address after returning to Washington to rebut Red China claims that his Far Eastern tour was a failure. White House aides say he will defend the Philippines Korea and Nationalist China trips as successful despite Tokyo visit cancellation over rioting.
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Tokyo
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Inauguration for Buckeye Girls State Governor Held
Ruby Chapman of Cleveland is inaugurated tonight as governor of Buckeye Girls State by Judge Carl V. Weygandt. She is the third Negro girl elected to the post in the Ohio program on civil leadership.
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Argentine Push for UN Debate Over Eichmann Transfer
Argentine officials said no meeting between President Frondizi and Israeli Premier Ben Gurion had been scheduled. Argentina would press for immediate UN debate on transferring Adolf Eichmann from Argentina to Israel as the Security Council prepared to meet on the complaint.
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Israel
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Royal couple attends funeral of John B. Kelly Sr.
Grace of Monaco and Prince Rainier arrived in Philadelphia to attend the funeral of John B. Kelly Sr., father of the princess.
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Reds For Coexistence Khrushchev Addresses Peiping
In a reply noted by observers, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev emphasized peaceful coexistence and reduced tension, saying no world war is needed for socialist ideas to prevail. He spoke to the Romanian Congress in Bucharest, signaling a rebuke to Red China without naming Beijing. His Tass-published remarks linked coexistence to the 1956 20th Party Congress line that war is not inevitable.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Khrushchev
Romanian Congress Party
Bucharest
Tass
Red China
Peiping
Lenin
Pair Plead Guilty To Possessing Explosives
Junior A. Fisk and Belen Marie Bryan pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and illegal possession of explosives and were bound over to the Fairfield County grand jury. They were arraigned in Lancaster Municipal Court and confined in Fairfield County jail after failing to post bonds. Authorities plan to question them about a February spate of burglaries and an attempted bombing in Hocking and Washington Counties.
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Nelsonville
Belen Marie Bryan
Dorr Run
Fairfield County
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Lancaster
Fisk
Miss Bryan
Hocking
Athens
Washington
Greendale
Sayre
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Jacksonville
Pacifist Minister Faces Church Trial Over Taxes
The Cincinnati Presbytery will conduct a church law trial of Rev. Maurice McCrackin who refuses to pay income taxes arguing they fund war. He previously served five months in federal prison for defying an IRS summons. The West Cincinnati St Barbas congregation welcomed him back amid ongoing charges and unspecified potential actions.
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Cincinnati Presbytery
Maurice F. McCrackin
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Internal Revenue Service
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Cincinnati- St. Barbas
Southeast Ohio
Process of Law
U. S
Two U S satellites launched by Thor-Able-Star
Cape Canaveral witnessed a double satellite launch as a Thor-Able-Star rocket placed Transit II-A and a piggyback solar radiation satellite into near polar orbits about 500 miles up. Navy officials reported strong signals and correct spin, aiding Polaris missile submarine navigation.
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Soviet Union
NAVY
Washington
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Antarctic
Defense Department
Mamie Eisenhower Returns to White House
Mamie Eisenhower comes home to the White House after three weeks in Walter Reed Army Hospital with acute asthmatic bronchitis.
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Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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