Security pact ratified as mob disperses outside Kishi residence
A crowd of about 200000 workers and students blocked the prime minister’s residence overnight in Tokyo to oppose Japan's new security pact with the United States. By dawn the siege eased as 10000 fringe supporters remained, while police maintained order. The pact was ratified at one minute past midnight despite protests.
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United Press International
Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Zengakuren Student Federation
Kishi
Zengakuren
Eisenhower
Diet
U.S
House of Representatives
House
U.S. Senate
Hibaya Park
Hirohito
San Francisco
Kebuske Kishi
NEA
Korea Prepares Mild Welcome for Eisenhower in Seoul
Seoul braces for President Eisenhower with a million-strong welcome plan, 10,000 police on duty, arches and portraits of Eisenhower along the procession route, and a government organized display to mark his visit amid postwar scars.
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Korea
Eisenhower
Seoul
UPI
Republic of Korea
Hugh Chung
Kimpo Airfield
Duk Soo Palace
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Japan
Tokyo
Kimpo
Walter P. McConnaughy
Honolulu
State Department Orders Two Cuban Diplomats Out
The State Department expelled two Cuban diplomats within 48 hours accusing Carlos Manuel Lazaro Felix Sanchez of illegal arms trades and espionage and Berta Pla of propaganda efforts and stirring racial tension. An embassy aide and a second batch of US staff were also ordered to leave Cuba with 24 hours notice. A spokesman denied retaliation.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Department
Carlos Manuel Lazaro Felix Sanchez
Miami
Berta Pla
New York City
United States
Fidel Castro
Havana
Cuba
Pla
Sanchez
Enrique Patterson
Edwin L. Sweet
William G. Friedmann
Justice Department
Two Killed In Train Car Wreck Near Chillicothe
A 27 year old Quanah woman and her one and a half year old son were killed when their car was struck by a freight train two miles east of Chillicothe at 12 30 p m Saturday. Mrs Alice Mary Green and her son William Michael were killed instantly and her daughter Mickie Ruth five years old was injured critically. witnesses say they rolled up windows and turned on the air conditioner before crossing the tracks about 300 yards from the Reynolds home. The injured victim was taken to a Chillicothe hospital.
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Quanah
Chillicothe
Alice Mary Green
William Michael
Mickie Ruth
Plainview Man Fined for Worthless Check Swindle
Eldon Boulter of Plainview was fined 10 dollars and costs in County Court for swindling by a worthless check filed by a local motel operator. He also paid the check amount of 16.92 dollars.
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Eldon Boulter
Plainview
Boulter
Hamilton To Attend Education Convention
Superintendent J W Hamilton will depart Tuesday for Los Angeles to attend the 98th annual National Education Association convention June 26 to July 1. About 20 000 educators from all states are expected with Senator Hubert Humphrey among speakers. Theme is A United Profession Enhances Quality in Education. Mrs Hamilton and children Rose Ann Lyle and Ray accompany him.
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J. W. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Calif
National Education Association
Hubert Humphrey
Hamilton
Rose Ann
Lyle
Ray
Postponement of Tax Bill Amid Senate Debates
Senate action on a one year extension of corporate and excise taxes was postponed to next week after bitter arguments. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson clashed with Sen. Joseph Clark over filibuster threats while Sen. Albert Gore's amendment to curb the depletion allowance was tabled.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Johnson
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Nixon Sees Johnson Not Slam Dunk in Texas Run
Vice President Nixon said Johnson would be a strong Democratic challenger in Texas but he believes Nixon’s Republican candidate could carry the state. He described the odds as “quite remote” for Johnson if he is the nominee.
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Houston
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Johnson
Eisenhower Seeks Taiwan Backing During Formosa Visit
President Eisenhower wrapped up talks with Chiang Kai-shek on Formosa and pledged U S defense help to the Quemoy offshore islands if Communist attacks threaten Formosa. He met Chiang for 100 minutes and addressed a massive Defense Day crowd, praising Chiang as a partner against communism.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Okinawa
Seoul
South Korea
Communist
New China News Agency
Red Chinese Radio
Quemoy
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Far East
Chiang
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Defense Para
Group Named To Organize United Fund
Twenty five residents of Childress County will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the C of C room at city hall to organize a United Fund. The Cham ber of Commerce committee, active for weeks, will assist. Members include Jess Key J W Chambers Hubert Powers Ayleen Ater Ernest Rea Ernest Ham Cliff Campbell Mrs W O Hamm Mr Belves Bailey J E Turner Mrs George Barry J M Hackler Fay Eatherly Garland Terrell Carl Hudson Jerry Dugan Carl Denny Van Knight Howard Preston R A Yarbrough Charles Reynolds Roy Key E J Huddleston Aubrey Rogers.
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Childress County
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Jess Key
J.W. Chambers
Hubert Powers
Ayleen Ater
Ernest Rea
Ernest Ham
Cliff Campbell
W. O. Hamm
Belves Bailey
J. E. Turner
Night Patrol Posts Set at Fair Park Pool
Chief Alvis Maddox announced a police presence at Fair Park each night for the rest of the summer after a Friday incident where four freshman age girls were found swimming at about 11 PM. He said the move aims to curb late night activity and warns future troublemakers.
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Fair Park
Alvis Maddox
Park
Kennedy Criticizes Easenhower Policy At Colorado Meet
UPI reports Senator John F. Kennedy challenged the Eisenhower administration on foreign policy citing the U2 incident the summit collapse and Tokyo riots as signs of neglecting the Communist world’s rise. He urged Colorado delegates to join the National Democratic Convention in Los Angeles and urged clearer state outreach by presidential hopefuls.
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Duran
Cole
UPI
John F. Key
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Kennedy
Berlin
Colorado
Los Angeles
Texas
Nixon
California
West
New York
Theodore
Franklin Roosevelt
House Votes 3 Billion In Foreign Aid Amid Far East Turmoil
The House approved 3.5845 billion dollars for foreign aid, restoring half of a prior cut to bolster Allied military strength, amid Communist unrest in the Far East. Senator Ellender of Louisiana signaled plans to push further cuts in the Senate, arguing the aid program has been mishandled.
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House
Washington
UPI
Far East
Allen J. Ellender
Senate
Eliender
South Korea
Turkey
Willin
Japan
Louisiana Democrat
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Ellender
Appropriations Committee
Quemoy
More Charges To Be Filed In Killing
Dist Atty Jack Hardee planned to file charges against more men involved in a fatal Brownsboro School Board meeting fight. A gun, knives and chairs were used. Thurman Jackson, 42, was killed, Bill Melton shot in the arm, George Rash stabbed. Rash and Melton hospitalized. board president I H Long and others injured and treated. Rangers patrolled Brownsboro. return to Athens expected after possible further violence.
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Brownsboro
UPI
Jack Hardee
Hardee
Thurman Jackson
Bill Melton
George Rash
Rash
Melton
I. H. Long
Clarence Hattan
J.P. Parker
David Brand
Texas Rangers
Clint Peeples
Athens
Johns' Furniture Company Offers More Fashion and Quality
Johns' Furniture Company advertises expanded fashion and quality at lower prices with new styles and upgraded materials. The notice emphasizes value and ongoing sales to attract customers seeking affordable home furnishings.
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Johns’ Furniture Company
Four Polio Cases Reported in Texas This Week
The Texas State Health Department reports four new polio cases in the past week, bringing this year’s total to 38, down from 59 at the same point last year. The agency cautions ongoing monitoring and vaccination efforts statewide.
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Austin
Local Youth Admitted To Scottish Hospital
Oleta Faye Easley age 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Easley of 800 North Commerce was admitted to the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children in Dallas. The hospital is noted for expert staff unusual facilities and dedicated care serving the state.
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Oleta Faye Easley
H. L Easley
North Commerce
Scottish Rite Hospital For
Dallas
Scottish Rite Hospital
County Agents Attend School in Colorado
Mrs. Mary Scott and Chile Smith left Saturday for Fort Collins Colorado to attend the Western Regional Extension Summer School for three weeks. They received scholarships and plan to return to Childress on July 9 or 10.
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Mary Scott
Chile Smith
Fort Collins
Colo
Western Regional Extension
Childress
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