Eisenhower Faces Japanese Security Storm and Protests
United Press International reporter Rutherford Poats notes President Eisenhower’s Tokyo trip faces a hostile reception as Japan debates the U.S. Japan security treaty and bases. He cautions the antiwar and neutralist currents will complicate his open gesture style, possibly limiting the famed Eisenhower magic. In Manila, Taipei, and Seoul, allies welcome U.S. reassurance and firm anti-Communist backing.
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United Press International
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UPI
State Department
Phillipines
Formosa
South Korea
Japan
Eisenhower
U.S. - Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Ike
America
Kishi
Manila
Taipei
Seoul
Birthday Wishes Arrive For Friends And Family
A sequence of birthday greetings is shared for Floyd Biddy and several women including Mrs. J F Crawford Mrs Charlie Woods Mrs Fred Story Wayland Treat Mrs R C Gardner Mrs Pearl Ward Linda Smith and Sandra Larned. The notes emphasize tomorrow as the celebration day.
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Floyd Biddy
J. F. Crawford
Charlie Woods
Fred Story Wayland Treat
R. C. Gardner
Pearl Ward
Linda Smith
Sandra Larned
Nighttime sky glow and liquid oxygen use in rocketry
The report notes the auroral glow from upper atmosphere energy release at night. It also describes liquid oxygen as supercooled oxygen kept under pressure for use as an oxidizer in liquid fuel rockets. Automatic sequencing is defined as a computer performing successive operations without human intervention.
Helicopter escape follows airport attack on Hagerty in Tokyo
At Tokyo airport a car carrying Hagerty was hit by missiles as he and two aides fled by helicopter to Hardy Barracks. A security scramble followed with Hagerty insisting he has much to say later. Japanese Socialists and union members hailed the incident as a setback for his visit and U.S. policy.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Japan
Nixon Seeks Public Debate Before Nomination
Nixon criticizes Nixon for delaying a public stance before the Republican nominating convention and urges him to address 10 major points. He later says he has spoken with greater precision than any rival and offers a televised in depth examination. Rockefeller declines after three hours, proposing future debate once positions are clear.
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Nixon
Camden
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Rockefeller
Television II Review
TV critic praises CBS Spring Festival of Music with Aaron Roland John Sebastian and John Browning. Conductor Alfredo Antonini praised while studio rapport and host Jay Harrison noted. Also mentions Open End Sahl Burns Tosca Sacco Vanzetti Channel Swim and new ABC Bell Howell shows.
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Cbs-Tv
CBS Symphony Orchestra
Aaron Roland
John Sebastian
John Browning
Alfredo Antonini
Roger Englander
Robert Herridge
Jay Harrison
Harrison
Buddy Hackett
Alan King
Bob Newhart
Tom Poston
Milt Ka Men
Sam
Swim
Abc-Tv
Bell & Howell
Winston Churchill
Cape Canaveral
Spy Flights Backdated to 1951 Revealed by Ex Pilot
Chicago Daily News cites an interview with a former spy plane pilot who admits flights over Russia starting around 1951 in RB-50 bombers during the Korean era. He says Truman vetoed spy flights, but the State Department and public were kept in the dark about these missions.
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Chicago Daily News
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Daily News
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Sam
China
Siberia
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Sea of Japan
U.S
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