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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
3
President Eisenhower arrived in Seoul after a Taipei farewell and joined Chiang Kai-shek allies in a pledge to combat Communist aggression. A massive crowd swarmed the motorcade injuring and tripping security efforts. 300000 waited at City Hall as the parade devolved into a chaotic melee.
President Eisenhower urged the Korean National Assembly to meet the challenge of establishing meaningful democracy for the Korean people during a farewell address on his Far East tour. He linked the plea to the April revolt that toppled Syngman Rhee and reaffirmed U S resolve to stand with South Korea against Communist aggression.
Seoul reports a luncheon toast by Prime Minister Huh Chung praising President Eisenhower as a historic leader and lauding the United States as model of freedom democracy and strength. He urges guests to join in a tribute to Eisenhower and the American people.
The Charleston Gazette and cooperating stations will publicize debates. A Gazette coupon invites readers to submit questions on campaign issues. WCHS TV provides a moderator while questions are posed by Gazette and WTRF TV representatives.
Tokyo reports a fear of ultra nationalist retaliation after leftist riots against the Kishi government. Rumors claim terrorist groups plan to sack Parliament and attack targets to inflame sentiment and bolster government hardliners. Police discount the reports but debate grows.
The article reports the fire death of a mother and two daughters and notes a charity drive led by Dick Masterson of Ohio Valley Baking Co. to aid the Wheat family. Surviving relatives include the Calhouns and Wheat families, with funeral arrangements at Albert Myers and Son Funeral Home in Elkview.
President Eisenhower studied Chiang Kai-shek intently during a state dinner, with observers noting the visit boosted nationalist morale and optimism for a comeback against the communists. Attendees reported Ike’s demeanor suggested careful reassessment.
Windhoek scene as Hei deberg mayor P. D. Kemp flees a giraffe that charged during a photo outing. Tommy Steele wed Ann Donogue in London amid 3,000 fans at Soho Square. reception at Savoy Hotel with window serenade and plans for a four day honeymoon in Paris or Rome.
Kanawha County Young Democratic Club will meet at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the Kanawha Hotel to hear Paul K Kaufman Democratic nominee for State Senate An former club president Kaufman will speak McElwee reports a membership drive will be launched at the meeting
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