Japan Election Campaign Signals Liberal Democratic Sweep
Tokyo campaign narrows to whether Japan should retain the security pact with the United States. Liberal Democrats tout strength in the upper house and oppose Socialist calls for neutrality, while Socialists warn of a shift toward Red China as voting nears.
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Nobusuke Kishi
United States
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House of Representatives
Whese
Kishi
Liberal - Democratic Party
Inejiro Asanuma
China
Takeo Fukuda
Hede
Kowlow
Uncle Sam
Nato Congress charts future course in London meeting
A 14 nation brain trust gathers in London to map Nato’s next decade. Queen Elizabeth opens the Atlantic Congress with 650 delegates including former premiers and foreign ministers. US leads with 130 delegates. Britain, France, Italy, and West Germany each send 70. One third of delegates come from their countries parliaments. Notable figures include Attlee Spaak Faure Humphrey Cooper Kefauver Javits Canham Hoyt Douglas Finletter Gavin Johnston Streit and Bernhard.
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Laborite
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Paul Heori- Spaak
Maurice Faure
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France
Italy
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U.S
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Sherman Cooper
Council
Canon Foreign Relations
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Air Force
James M. Gavin
Keen
All Army
Defiance
Eric Johnston
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Prince Philip blamed by press over Chelsea sprinkler incident
London observers report the British press blamed Prince Philip for the water sprinkler mishap at the Chelsea Flower Show. An Observer columnist noted two cameramen were soaked and embarrassed after a sprinkler button was pressed near the Prince, despite palace denials.
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Observer
Capital Quiet Under Siege in Paraguay
Asuncion endures a resumed state of siege after clashes between students and police. Paraguay’s unicameral Congress is dissolved and at least three legislators are detained. sources say 15 to 20 lawmakers may be in detention as President Alfredo Stroessner reimposes martial law following a brief relaxation last month.
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State officials urged to handle union assaults with federal help
Attorney General William P. Rogers advised the International Ladies Garment Workers Union that recent assaults on union officials may be handled by state authorities, while offering to have Justice Department aides discuss cases with union leaders. incidents include Sol Green who was set upon in Tenafly New Jersey and a Miami Beach attack after a convention.
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International Ladies Garment Workers Union
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Tenafly
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Timmarnon Miraawaldvine
David Dubin
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Congress
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