Treaty Approval Slated In Senate by Nightfall
The Senate faces a swift vote on the 10 year security pact with Japan after hours of debate. Leaders expect decisive approval with a two thirds majority required for ratification. President Eisenhower awaits the exchange of documents after Hawaii flight and Emperor Hirohito seals the agreement in Tokyo.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Japan
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
U.S
Hawaii
Hirohito
Nobusuke Kishi
Asia
Tokyo Leftists Rally Over U S Japan Pact But Rally Fizzles
An 11th hour protest against the U S Japan security pact drew about 40 000 in Tokyo as leftists blocked transport and marched around the Parliament building. Authorities prepared to complete ratification with Senate approval and the Emperor’s seal.
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Japan
John Roderick
Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
U.S. OK
United States
U.S. Senate
Senate
Eisenhower
Honolulu
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
Parliament
Kay Jordan Probes Viennese Press Under Allied Occupation
Kay Jordan daughter of Mrs Herbert Jordan travels from Frankfurt to Vienna to survey The Viennese Press Under Allied Occupation 1944 55 and interview foreign correspondents. she meets Ben Bassett AP editor at Rockefeller Center before leaving for Europe on Trans World Airlines.
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Kay Jordan
Herbert Jordan
St. NW
Frankfurt
Germany
Viennia
Ben Bassett
The
Associated Press
Bassett
Kay
Vienna
SPAN
Khrushchev vows peaceful coexistence against Red China
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, in Bucharest, reaffirms policy of peaceful coexistence and tension reduction. He says no world war is needed for socialism to prevail and criticizes U.S. policy while noting Russia seeks better ties with capitalist nations. He dismisses U.S. spy flights as inconsequential to Soviet defense plans.
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London
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Romanian Congress Party
Bucharest
Tass
Red China
Peiping
Lenin
U.S
Soviet Union
Uncle Sam sends Transit II-A and piggyback satellite into orbit
Two new U.S. satellites, Transit II-A and a piggyback instrument package, launched by a Thor-Able-Star rocket from Cape Canaveral at 12:55 a.m. The pair reached near circular orbits about 500 miles up, with signals strong from Navy observers. Transit II-A is an advanced Transit 1-B successor, part of an intended global navigation satellite network.
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Naval Research
Transit
U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Howard Benedict
Fla
U.S
Uncle Sam
Air Force
America
Vanguard
Soviet Union
Seattle
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Superintendent Resigns as New Ulm Approves Bond
In New Ulm Minnesota voters approved a 1 100 000 elementary school bond by 1 891 to 1 205 amid three trials. Superintendent Paul Solberg 39 resigned after one year saying he would take a job outside education.
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New Ulm
New Ulm, Minn
Paul Solberg
Austin Man Among Lost in Australia
After 11 days of search authorities abandon hope of finding any of the 19 bodies still missing from the Fokker airliner crash off Mackay on June 10. The disaster killed all 29 aboard and includes Vincent Nicholas Bissen, a farm worker from Austin Minnesota.
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Austin Man
Australia
Brisbane
Mackay
Vincent Nicholas Bissen
Austin
Minn
Stillwater Official Resigns Prison Job
Joseph Pentek, manager of manufacturing at the Minnesota State Prison, has resigned to enter private industry.
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Stillwater
Stillwater, Minn
Joseph Pentek
Minnesota State Prison
Weather outlook warm with showers unlikely
Mostly fair conditions continue tonight then become partly cloudy Thursday. Temperatures rise to 78 to 85 by Thursday with lows around 45 to 52 tonight. Winds light today turning moderate south to southwest Thursday. Friday outlook shows little temperature change and no significant rain expected.
Over the Top in Hotel Motel Stock Sale Completes Floor
Sales reports totaling 6200 were turned in Tuesday afternoon in the Nelson Hospitality room. The total reached 19100 to complete construction of the fourth floor. Previous sales were 5400 4100 3400. Sixteen townspeople made the sales. Nearly 1900 stockholders now. Contracts for equipment mailed to Bach Music Co J C Penney Co Nilan Printing Carpetone and Cleveland Hardware.
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Nelson Hospitality
M. J. Schleuder
Bach Music Co
J. C. Penney Co
Nilan Printing Co., Inc
Carpetone and
Cleveland Hardware
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