Socialists Push Mass Resignation Against Kishi in Tokyo
The Secondist bloc and Parliament approved a mass resignation aimed at pressuring Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi to dissolve Parliament before the US Japan security treaty. Demonstrations planned include June 2 rallies at the US Embassy, work stoppages June 15 to 17, and mass marches, with 200,000 expected to participate around the Parliament building. The Socialists hold 125 seats, while the ruling Liberal Democratic Party commands 288 seats, keeping Parliament operational.
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Unclear OCR fragment on political notices and race remarks
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a speaker and politics with unclear names and places. It references a report on Weld County and a notice about elections or wartime remarks. The readable content is too garbled to identify concrete persons, organizations, dates, or events.
Balloon Flight Aims To Drop Film In Texas Sky
A massive U S balloon, described as the world’s darkest, soared westward from Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick. It carries a $50 000 payload of nuclear emulsion film sheets to be parachuted to earth before the sky scraper balloon finishes its flight. Scientists at 13 nations will receive the exposed film for analysis over two years. The launch, termed the most perfect in Office of Naval Research history, is a Project Glyneo joint venture with NSF.
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Bert Eusti
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Brunswick
Office of Naval Research
National Science Foundation
Tonsillectomies Performed At Atlantic Me Norte Hospital Cumberland
SICK and INJURED Margaret Clark Dory David Brahms Peggy Wahlert Joe Linn street underwent tonsillectomies at the Atlantic Me Norte Hospital today. At the hospital for medical treatment are Walter McClain Henry Ballensieter Mrs Larry Currew Minnie Anderson Mrs Blanche Jipsen Pearl Louise Zeiliner Released from the hospital were Mrs Earl Johnson Doug Earl Clarence Dickey Wadnut Dennis Pearce Mrs Clark Van Nostrand Dont drive if you drink.
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Teacher to Fight Ouster Threat in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Wisconsin AP report says Edwin M Wasilewski a 34 year old speech teacher at Boys Technical High School faces possible firing after investigations found he discussed premarital relations prostitution abortion and homosexuality in class. He claims the topic was part of a broad discussion and says no rule bans teaching about sex. The Milwaukee School Board will meet to consider Superintendent Harold S Vincent's recommendation. Wasilewski has taught since 1956 and is represented by the local Teachers Union.
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Boys’ Technical High School
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Wasilewski
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Mass evacuation drill called Operation Exodus in New Jersey
Edmond J. Maguire Burlington County Civil Defense coordinator says the weekend Hog Waller drill was successful. 268 families from 35 communities evacuated by car for an overnight stay in Lebanon State Forest with self supplied meals and cleanup.
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Moorestown
N.J
Hog Waller
Edmond J. Maguire
Burlington County
Lebanon State Forest
Maguire
County Garage at Anita Burglarized
Several hundred dollars worth of tools were stolen from the county maintenance garage near Anita over the weekend. Entry was gained by breaking a west side window. Items reported missing include a chainsaw drills socket wrenches a tap and die set and a small radio.
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Anita
Sheriff's Office
Shark alarm drives bathers from Jones Beach surf
Jones Beach on Sunday saw panic as the cry shark rang out prompting swimmers to flee. Coast Guard personnel engaged and killed a 350 pound whale shark approaching the waves, ending the marine threat with rifles fired from the shore.
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Local News Briefs Promoted and On Leave Updates
A roundup of local items notes promotion of Richard Switzer at Wichita Falls Texas to A 2c, family addresses, leave for Richard Drenner at the Nike site in Wisconsin, and trips by Clyde Ro Prall and daughter from Tennessee to visit Elsie Pratt in Atlantic. It also mentions a weekend at Ledges state park, a convention attendance by Warren Morrow, Glenn Jones returning from Carnegie Tech to take a summer job with Proctor and Gamble, and Charles Phipps visiting Ottumwa after years at Nebe Shoe. Also listed are part time help Beverly Kitelinger, regular Legion and fire department meetings, court fines for overweight truck and missing license, athletic honors for Dick Cappel at Kemper Military School, marriages licenses for Feltner Ibaken and Parke Kaminky, and Donald Howell earning a master’s degree at Drake.
Injured Bride Killed In Saturday Crash At Eagle Grove
Donald Taylor of Anita is reported slightly improved after a collision between his car and a truck in a residential area Saturday that killed his bride of a week Sally. He lies in NewtonHospital. First Sgt. L O Wildman and wife visit Lewis and Atlantic relatives before leaving for Fort Belvoir. Four Atlantic youths face mischief after breaking bottles on Witnut street. Weather forecast: Partly cloudy with warm days, scattered showers late week. highs 75–84, lows 50–55, cooler start with above normal readings turning unsettled.
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Iowa
Canadian Prime Minister warns against Soviet tactics at DePauw
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker urged unity against carrot and stick diplomacy as he addressed 4,000 graduates at DePauw University in Greencastle Indiana. He called for NATO leaders to meet soon to strengthen defenses against communist razzle dazzle tactics.
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Velasco Ibarra Wins Ecuador Presidency as Independent
Former President Jose M. Velasco Ibarra, running as an independent, swept four candidates to win the Ecuador presidential race. The decisive victory undermines traditional Liberal and Conservative parties and delivers a setback to leftist factions.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Light Turnout in Iowa Primary Election
Iowa primary voters faced low turnout as campaigns for governor and a broad slate of congressional and state races heated up. GOP candidates challenged a Democrat-controlled Congress while Democrats argued over party unity and reapportionment.
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Protest Ordnance Vote Ruling in Danville Plant Row
Danville residents at the Ordnance Plant demanded voting rights in a town election after an attorney general ruling in 1954 deemed area residents not Iowa citizens. Spokesman John RO Long led contention that many plant residents cannot vote due to state territorial rules and tax obligations.
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321 Enter Bicycle Road-E-O Here Sunday
A bicycle road-e-o drew 121 youths at Sunnyside Park with over 500 attendees. Winners included Kart Lane, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lane and Mary Jo O'Brien, while Sally Larson of Audubon received a $5 savings bond. Trophies went to Mike Waters, Karen McCoy, Sherry Schloter, and Dennis Lants of Atlantic.
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Rutherford Couple Welcome Daughter At Atlantic Memorial
Mr and Mrs Arno Rutherford of 110 Poplar Street are the proud parents of a baby girl weighing seven pounds. The newborn arrived this morning at Atlantic Memorial Hospital with the home being 61 The.
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Card of Thanks for Cards Calls and Flowers
A card of thanks expresses gratitude for received cards calls and flowers during a hospital stay. Special thanks are offered to the nurses for their kind care and attention to Frank Bennett.
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Frank Bennett
Voting Is About Average Here
Fragmentary report notes ballots cast and average voting levels across districts. Mentions candidates and party names in unclear form and references timing around a port award and prior press coverage. The garbled text includes names and partial phrases without clear outcomes or dates.
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Gunman kills oil station attendant during robbery
In Fairmont Minnesota a 5 year old service station attendant was killed during a Sunday robbery. A newspaper delivery man found the body before 5 am. Sheriff Baill Musesades said two teens fled toward Texas after threatening a farmer near Moscow Minnesota. About $170 was taken.
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