Troops Mobilized as Ike Arrives in Tokyo Amid Protests
Japanese security officials alert a 2000 man regiment and a 15000 strong Tokyo division to back police during President Eisenhower's visit. Police raid leftist union leaders after attacks on Hagerty's car as Zengakuren students clash, while calls grow for Parliament dissolution and a broad protest campaign.
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Psychiatrists warn surgery delayed by patient despair
Dr Turrell of Milwaukee told the American Medical Association meeting that patients who feel they will die may trigger the nervous system to raise death risk, prompting doctors to delay operations until feelings improve. He said addressing these emotions before surgery can aid recovery and notes anxious cancer patients may have shorter survival.
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Canadian defense minister Brooke Claxon dies at 61
Ottawa AP reports Brooke Claxon former Canadian defense minister from 1946 to 1954 died Monday of cancer at age 61.
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Brooke Claxton
New Instrument Landing Array For Waterloo Airport
The Federal Aviation Agency announced a new instrument landing service installed at Waterloo Municipal Airport. The system provides precision landing guidance with outer marker signals glide slope center alignment and a final marker 3500 feet from the runway start. Four buildings house the transmitter and markers enabling pilots to align and touchdown accurately.
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Fargo Paper Applies for Radio Stock
The Forum Publishing Co filed with the Federal Communications Commission to buy 250 voting shares and 250 non voting shares of Wday Inc for 900000 dollars. Wday operates Wday TV and Wday radio. Forum stockholders held 45 percent of Wday since 1953 and Reineke has been president since 1922.
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Court Ruling on Teacher Is Awaited
SHAKOPEE Minn AP A court ruling is expected within three weeks in a Shakopee high school science teacher's action to save his job. Judge Arlo Haering said he would issue a decision about July 1. Landin's contract was not renewed by the Shakopee school board over disputes on teaching philosophy.
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Edward R. Landin
Miserable Weather Sweeps Eastward Across the Nations
The Associated Press reports light rain, fog, drizzle and brisk winds bring unseasonal weather from central Missouri to the mid Atlantic. Thunderstorms hit Virginia with damaged power lines and heavy rain near Dumfries. Washington and Indianapolis see around an inch of precipitation. Chicago also reports rain after a long drizzle. Temperatures range from the 40s in the upper Great Lakes to the 90s in the desert Southwest.
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Ortonville Child Drowns Near City Pier
Eight year old Gayle Stevanus of Ortonville drowned Monday near the city pier on Bigstone Lake while swimming with friends. A lifeguard recovered her body. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaylen Stevanus.
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Ortonville
Eisenhower Sends Message To National Meet Of Women
President Eisenhower, while on a Far East goodwill tour, sends a greeting to the General Federation of Women's Clubs opening its 69th annual convention. Frances Lewine notes Miss Chloe Gifford outlines a two year program as 3,000 delegates attend a Salute to Women honoring Eleanor Roosevelt and other leaders.
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Lexington
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Iowa Congressman Reports $40 in Nomination Campaign Expenses
Des Moines Iowa Republican H R Gross from Waterloo filed with the secretary of state listing total expenses of 40 for his bid to renominate in the June 6 primary. He reported no contributions and itemized 10 for printing and 30 for postage. Ernest J Seemann of Waterloo, in the six way GOP bid for U S senator, reported no contributions and 26 in expenses including eight for postage and 15 for trips to Marshalltown.
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H. R. Gross
Waterloo
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Ernest J. Seemann
Marshall Town
Bardot to Quit After Selling Four Films
Brigitte Bardot says she will quit cinema after four more films and pivot to selling antiques. She declares the decision irrevocable and notes B. B. is dead in the film world. Bardot, 25, expects about 11 months to finish her current four contracts.
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Brigitte Bardot
Paris Jour
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Grace Returns Home After Visiting Dad
Princess Grace of Monaco returns to her home in Nice after visiting her ill father John B. Kelly in Philadelphia. At Nice Airport she is greeted by Prince Rainier III and their two children. She says she and Rainier plan a brief visit to Ireland near month’s end.
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College teacher shortage sparks call for action
An appeal warns of a need for 200000 more college teachers by 1970 as applications are expected to double. Low salaries drive faculty away, prompting the public service call to support higher education with free booklets from Higher Education in New York.
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