Demonstrations in Tokyo Question Anti American Tone
In Tokyo, students and unions protest the U S Japan security treaty as Eisen hower’s June visit nears. Critics warn anti-Kishi and anti American sentiments may merge while Japanese hope for steady relations despite opposition. Asahi warns against turning anti Kishi protests into anti American action.
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Tokyo
U. S. - Japan
Eisenhower
Japan
Hower
Nobusuke Kishi
Sohyo
United States
Congress
Asahi
U.S
Soviet Tourism Set to Near One Million Visitors
Tass reports nearly a million tourists from many nations will visit the Soviet Union this year, including about 15 000 Americans. Last year about 580 000 foreigners traveled to the USSR.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Ussr
Carnegie Funds First Penn State Band in 1900
Andrew Carnegie donated 800 dollars in 1900 to establish the university’s first band at Pennsylvania State University.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania State University
High Altitude Blasts Planned
Washington reports the Pentagon outlines plans for high altitude nuclear tests to study military problems in space and missile age. Proposals include Project Banshee with a dynamite charge lifted by a massive balloon to 125000 feet above White Sands, detonated by radio from the ground.
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Department
South Pacific
Project Argus
White Sands Missile Range
Marriage Licenses Granted In Wyoming County
The Wyoming County clerk's office in Pineville records several marriage license applications in the past week. Notable pairs include John D. Jones and Drema Elaine League, Charles E. Graham and Phyllis Ann Robinson, Thomas F. Morris and Iva Cook, Fred Blakenship and Juanita Meade, Alvin Workman and Glenda Ferrell Cox, Joseph Kenner Maynor and Charlotte Mae Free nor, Jerald Humphrey and Vera Jean Alderman, Arson Keneda and Susan Morgan, Jim Brown and Lorraine Gibson.
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Wyoming
Pineville
John D. Jones
Lynco
Drema Elaine League
Charles E. Graham
Oceana
Phyllis Ann Robinson
Thomas F. Morris
Sybial
Iva Cook
Fred Blakenship
Basin
Juanita Meade
Allen Junction
Alvin Workman
Glenda Ferrell Cox
Baileysville
Joseph Kenner Maynor
Charlotte Mae Freenor
Kopperston
Jerald Humphrey
Alexandria
Vera Jean Alderman
Arson Keneda
Simon
Susan Morgan
Jim Brown
Glen‘ork
Lorraine Gibson
Thirty Die As Wedding House Collapses in Multan City
A three story house in Multan City collapsed during a wedding party on Saturday night killing 17 adults and 13 children. Police and rescue teams worked through the debris to recover victims and assess the building’s stability.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Multan City
Here
Instant sweet potato flakes tested by USDA
Sweet potatoes may join instant foods as USDA tests instant sweet potato flakes. Preparations claim a six second readiness and aim to expand shelf offerings.
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USDA
Virginia UCC to Change Name Effective July
The Virginia Unemployment Compensation Commission will become the Virginia Employment Commission on July 1 1960 to reflect its job finding role. The agency reports 1968 unemployment benefits totaling 16.2 million and placed over 81 thousand workers in non farm jobs. Benefit levels and tax tables will be revised with new figures for minimum and maximum weekly payments and wage requirements.
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Richmond
Virginia Unemployment Compensation Commission
Virginia Employment Commision
Virginia
UCC
Virginia Employment Commission
Gargoyles Serve Practical Water Spouts On Gothic Facades
Carved gargoyles on Gothic architecture extend several feet from walls serving as water spouts to divert rainwater and protect stonework from erosion.
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Pocahontas Coal
Stoker
Russa
Penn State Band
Beneficial
Bland Street
Bluefield
Davenport
YES
Spoalachion. Power Company
Washington
A&p
Bologna
Mee
Florida
HY Grace
Ann Page
Maine
Bush
Starkist
Tidewater
CAMEL
Chesterfield
OLD Gold
Philip Morris
Virginia Ucc
Atau
Meurelguel
James Thompson
Goodykoontz Rexall Store
Corner
Bland & South ST
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