Eisenhower Calls Korean Leaders to Fast Track Democracy
In Seoul President Eisenhower urged South Korean politicians to move quickly to a genuine democracy amid communist threats. He spoke before the National Assembly as crowds cheered, urging press freedom public education and fair elections, while pledging U.S. support against aggression. He met student leader Lee Tae Sup and former vice president John M Chang as he wrapped up his Far East tour.
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Uproar Over Eisenhower Leadership Shapes 1960 Campaign
President Eisenhower returns to a sympathetic nation as the 1960 campaign looms with Sen. John F. Kennedy leading calls for new leadership. Tokyo and Okinawa crises renew debate on the president's foreign policy after Dulles’ death and controversial trips abroad.
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Johnson Says Dems Not to Split Nation
In Omaha Sen. Lyndon Johnson says Democrats will not divide the nation as Khrushchev seeks to split the electorate. Johnson tours the Midwest courting Des Moines and Omaha Democrats while signaling Kennedy may be too young for the presidency and noting he is not a fan of summit diplomacy.
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Extraterrestrials May Use Satellites to Reach Civilizations
Stanford engineer Dr. Ronald Bracewell suggests intelligent beings could place unmanned satellites around stars to attract attention of other civilizations. A satellite recording could be triggered by our radio signals, with decoding requiring effort and the right frequency.
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Pro-Western Solh Defeated in Lebanon Vote
Beir ut Lebanon Sami Solh a veteran pro Western political leader was defeated Sunday in the second round of parliamentary elections. The five time premier since Lebanon became a republic lost to Adnan Hakim a Moslem extremist who heads the Najada party and favors a larger Moslem role in a Christian Moslem government.
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Coastline of Florida Measured at About a Thousand Miles
The coastline of Florida is described as extending just over 1,000 miles. The fact circles around geographic measurement, noting the expansive Atlantic and Gulf shores with emphasis on the state’s lengthy coastal boundary.
African Federation Declares Independence Amid Parades
The Mali Federation celebrating independence from French rule with street parades and holiday dances. The federation unites Senegal and French Sudan and will stay within the French Community with ties to Paris. Dakar, its capital, sits on Africa’s western tip with a population around six million.
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Break in Pilot Strike Reported at Eastern Airlines
Eastern Airlines said a real break emerged in a pilots wildcat stoppage that had disrupted service for over a week. Crews began returning in Boston and New Orleans, while Miami remained mostly shut down as the strike began June 10.
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Auto racer Jim Bryan dies on Langhorne 100
Langhorne Pa May report states Jim Bryan aged 33, 1958 Memorial Day 500 winner and three time national big car champion, was killed on the first lap of a 100 mile national championship race at Langhorne Speedway.
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