U2 Spy Flight Fallout Hits State Department
The Senate hearing tightens on the State Department over the U2 mission and Tokyo riots. Secretary Herter admits lack of detail and cites potential Russian retaliation, while Eisenhower’s Russia trip could have faced risk and sparked riots in Tokyo amid opposition to the defense treaty. Vice President Richard Nixon’s stance underscores caution against further danger to U.S. prestige.
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Associated Press
Washington AP
State Department
Tokyo
Secretary of
Christian A Herter
Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Nixon and Eisenhower Trips Stirred by World Communism
The piece argues Nixon faced anti American riots in Latin America early 1958 as Khrushchev’s rise shaped a hostile Communist world. It claims Moscow urged restraint against Eisenhower to avoid a bust, but Tokyo riots and Japanese Communists suggested trouble. The State Department is blamed for failing to grasp these patterns.
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M. Nixon
Khrushenev
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Tokyo
State Department
Japan
Moscow
Television abuses the word star in cast
In New York AP reports the television industry cheapens the title star by overusing it in billing. The article notes the term in theatre has strict meaning, with stars like Helen Hayes or Rex Harrison above titles, while TV applies star to anyone with more than two lines.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Helen Hayes
Mary Martin
Rex Harrison
Ethel Barry
Marriage Intentions Filed in Biddeford Clerk Office
Marriage intentions on file list pairs of individuals from Biddeford and surrounding towns. Names include Peter Coryea and Marie Lehoux. Robert Bedard and Jean Dion. Rene Cote and Frances Couture. Robert Norwood and Carol Dolby. Joseph Berube and Carol Adjutant. Robert Perreault and Margaret Green, with addresses in Biddeford Saco Sanford and nearby communities.
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Biddeford
Peter F. Coryea
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Marie Lehoux
Waterbury
Robert F. Robinson
Simpson Road
Saco
Lucille Deschambault
Main Street
Robert FE. Bedard
Pool Street
Jeanins A. Dion
King — Street
Richard R. Binelte
Lessard Avenue
Rita M. Sevigny
Prospect Street
Rene J. Cote
Sanford
Frances M. Couture
Smalls Court
Robert Edward Norwood
Pool Road
Carol Ann Dolby
Bradbury Street
Joseph FE. Berube
Needham
Mass
Carol M. Adjutant
Newtown Road
Robert Donald Perreault
Cutts Street
Margaret Ann Green
Portland
Star billing shifts in TV casts draw size from leads
TV stars now receive pre-release title billing on variety shows such as The Steve Allen Show and The Perry Como Snow. In dramas and westerns, top roles are labeled star or co star, with co stars often listed beside the lead. Tonight’s recommended: The Secret World of Eddie Hodges on CBS 10 11 EDT, a musical fantasy featuring Eddie Hodges, Jackie Gleason, Janis Paige, Bert Lahr, and Margaret Hamilton.
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Steve Allen
Dinah Shore
Diana Lynn
Ithe Maid
Eddie Hodges
CBS
Eddie
Jackie Gleason
Janis
Paige
Hugin O'Brian
Bert Lahr
Margaret Hamilon
Ogunquit Playhouse to Open 28th Season with The Second Man
Ogunquit Playhouse opens its 28th season Monday starring John Vivyan of Mr. Lucky in The Second Man by W Behrman. Evening shows 8:30, matinees Wednesday and Friday 2:45, reservations by telephone. Cast includes Norma Winters Judith Paz John Scanlon with design by Don Jenser and lighting by Alan Leach. The run is one week. Kennebunkport Arundel Opera Theater opens 13th year July 4 under Morse Haithwaite and Wesley Boynton with nine operas July 4 to Sept 10 and Academy of Performing Arts. guest musicians from local churches. building since 1954.
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John Lane
Ogunquit Playhouse
John Vivyan
Mr. Lucky
3. W. Behrman
Mr. Vivyan
Ogunqui Playhouse
Ralph Kelley
Norma Winters
Judith Paz
John Scanlon
Don Jenser
Alan Leach
Dana Andrews
Gerry Jedd
London
Kennebunkport
Arundel Opera Theater
Morse Haithwaite
Wesley Boynton
Wedneslday
Academy of Performing and Related Arts
Theatre
Haithwaite and Bonython
Kennebunk Town Hall
Seapport Strike Hits Chemlotron Plant Protest
Seapport workers at the Chem letron Corp plant walked off the line amid a strike by 130 production workers. International Chemical Workers Union Local officials reported 96 employees voted in favor of the action.
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Searsport
Chemletron Corp
International Chemical Workers Union Local
Union demands 12 cent raise as contract talks fail
The strike follows stalled negotiations with the union pressing for a 12 cent hourly wage increase while the company has offered only 3 cents. The disparity prompted workers to walk out, signaling escalating labor tension.
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