Bars Hint 50000 Suit for Strike Loss In Austin
Both sides eye courts as bar owners and union clash over damages and injunctions in a strike now in its third day. Owners weigh suit for damages well over 50000 while the union seeks an injunction over alleged violence against pickets at Alcove and Gus Youngs Supper Club.
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Japan Ratifies Military Pact Amid Riots and Global Tension
Tokyo reports Japan’s ratification of the new U S Japan military pact becomes final automatically as U S Senate action and exchange of ratifications loom. Riots and leftist protests since May raise concern in Congress over Ike’s Japan trip and treaty timing. The pact keeps U S bases in Japan for at least 10 years and commits U S defense support with joint consultation on deployments.
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Jap Reds Stage Greatest Mass Demonstration in Postwar Times
In Tokyo tens of thousands of protesters ringed the Diet building in the largest postwar demonstration to oppose Japan's new security pact with the United States. The crowd demanded Premier Nobusuke Kishi quit, chanted anti pact slogans, and referenced the death of Michiko Kamba as they pressed for dissolution of Parliament before ratification.
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Parade winds up 3 day Eagle convention in Austin
The 150 unit Eagle state convention parade ends a three day meeting in Austin with a 4 30 p m start at Main and First Ave. waving through Maple and Water streets before finishing at Terp Parking lot. Parade marshal Guy Wold and honorary guest Sen Hubert Humphrey ride in classic cars.
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Broken Glass Sparks Fire Crew Response in Lexington
A small fragment of broken glass from a sandlot home run triggered a fire alarm at a Lexington game. The incident brought three engine companies, a ladder crew, and the first-aid squad to the scene after the alarm box was triggered.
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Disarmament Talks Aim to Bridge Western Soviet Gap
U S disarmament strategists seek a practical link between Western and Soviet plans to end the arms race. Frederick M Eaton is recalled to Geneva for consultations. Secretary of State Herter will join with advisers and agency leaders to frame a partial disarmament approach.
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Vandalism at Newton Junior High Suspects Held
Two 15 year old boys are being held for investigation after a nighttime raid on Newton Junior High School damaged nearly every room. Estimated repair costs may reach 10000 dollars. Officers found stolen beer at Gray's Lounge and tools from the school amid the mess and damage.
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Eisenhower Sunday Schedule Overseas Tour
President Eisenhower's day in Taipei Okinawa and Seoul includes church with Chiang Kai-shek at the private chapel, private talks, departure at Sungshan Airport, flights to Okinawa Kadena and Naha, a Ryukyuan Legislature call, a helicopter trip to Kadena, then on to Seoul Kimpo and Yangnam Golf and a reception at Duk Soo Palace. Time differences noted with EST and Korean time.
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