State Department Receives Secret Reports Today
Quantico Va API The Defense Department high command receives today the secret assessments by the Intelligence and Diplomatic services on trends abroad including the grave turn of affairs in Japan. Secretary Gates called the situation disturbing the leftist opposition to the U S Japan security treaty. Gates arrived to preside over the eighth annual conference of civilian and military leaders from Washington and overseas. He stressed the importance of ratifying the treaty as U S bases in Japan remain vital to Far East defense. Gen Cabell and Raymond Hare came to report on the intelligence and diplomatic outlook with other commanders and field specialists to fill the picture.
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Dep’t
Quantico
API
Defense Department
Japan
Thomas S. Gates Jr
U. S. Japan
Washington
Gates
U. S
United States
Far East
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
Raymond A. Hare
Oil City students take summer courses in local schools
Oil City area schools report 148 students in summer programs. Thirteen ninth graders study English under Warren Anna, 27 ninth graders take arithmetic with Dana Pringle, 67 seventh and eighth graders in reading development taught by Mrs. Mary Lou Elder. Eleven grade reading glasses courses start with 13 students. Mrs. Louise Ivory handles about 36 pupils. California population reaches 15,537,413 with a 4,951,190 increase from 1950 to 1960 per preliminary Census figures cited by Sen. Kuchel.
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City
Rm. Vigil Grumbling
Oil City Area
Warren Anna
Dana Pringle
Mary Lou Elder
Louise Ivory
California
Washington
Census Bureau
Thomas H. Kuchel
Japan Political Crisis Deepens Amid Riots and Plan for U.S. Base Treaty
Asanuma challenges Kishi amid weeks of standoff over a U S bases treaty. Shinoda predicts Kishi may resign if ratification proceeds, with a new Liberal Democratic leader likely. Leftists press for dissolution before the treaty takes effect, risking election issues. Editorials note delayed Eisenhower visit and concern for Japan U S relations. Police cautious to avoid prewar comparisons as tensions rise.
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Asanuma
Kishi
Kosaku Shinoda
Liberal-Democratic Party
U.S
Japan
Shinoda
United States
Eisenhower
U. S -Japan
Services Held for Mrs Dolly Fritz
Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Dolly Fritz were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove mausoleum. Bearers were Francis Slattery Harvey Loveland Robert Coleman Carlton Smith. Attendees included Louis Nadesci Cleveland Mrs Carl Iverson Mrs Russell Glenn Erie Russell Beckwith Waterford and others from Cory.
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Jessie
Dolly) Fritz
Bracken
H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove
Franccis Slattery
Harvey Loveland
Robert Coleman
Carlton Smith
Avey
Louis Nadesci
Cleveland
Carl Iverson
Russell Glenn
Erie
Russell Beckwith
Waterford
Cory Area
Senate Passes Housing Bill After Cutting
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a 1.2475 billion omnibus housing bill 64 16 just before midnight. The measure trims funding to satisfy objections from President Eisenhower, part of a rush of major legislation as Congress adjourns for the conventions.
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Senate
Washington
House
Eisenhower
District of Columba
House Banking Committee
John Sparkman
Ala
Fire Destroys Las Vegas Casino Continues on Page One
A major blaze swept El Rancho Vegas destroying the central wooden building within twenty minutes. Chorus girls and employees rushed to save gowns and personal effects as smoke darkened the Strip. Rita Blanka cried my wardrobe and fainted, while Red Skelton Betty Grable and Harry James rushed to scene.
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Las Vegas
Mames
el Rancho
Rita Blanka
Red Skelton
Sands Hotel
Betty Grable
Harry James
Dave Burton
Miss Grable
el Rancho Vegas
Lawmaker Rejects GOP Cut On Renewal Bill
The sponsor of the bill accepted Republican amendments and dropped out of the measure. The package totaled 134 million in federal loan and grant funds. He refused a GOP move to slash 50 million from the 350 million bill for renewal. The effort was defeated.
Television Review Highlights Emmy Show and News Coverage
New York AP notes Emmy Awards will be announced during NBC's Monday event with awards based on Academy voting. It covers nightly TV listings from NBC CBS and ABC including Eisenhower’s visits, CBS Reports specials, golf championships, and Ed Sullivan appearances.
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New York
NBC
Eisenhower
Philippines
Formosa
Edward R. Murrow
Berlin Mayer
Willy Brandt
CBS
Cherry’ Hills Country Club
Denver
Beniny Goodman
Jane Morgan
Della Reese
Ann Miller
Halelike
Arthur Godfrey
Familly
Ed Sullivan
Gore Vidal
Diana Lynn
Anne Seymour
Hollywood
ABC
Signe Hasso
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Brenda Lewis
Whch
Japan
Networks
7th Fleet Guards Ike In Formosa
Hagerty reports Eisenhower faced delays in a Tokyo trip blamed on Communist elements under Moscow and Peiping. Ambassador Douglas MacArthur TT sent several cables detailing talks with Japanese leaders as the 7th Fleet patrols the South China Sea guarding Ike on a 780 mile voyage near the Chinese coast.
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Hagerty
Moscow
Peiping
Douglas MacArthur
7Th Fleet
Eisenhower
South China Sea
Formoss
Red China
Marlene Dietrich Heads 10 Day Israel Tour
Marlene Dietrich left Paris yesterday for a ten day tour of Israel. She told reporters at Orly Field she will perform in Tel Aviv Jerusalem and Haifa during the visit.
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Marlene
Paris
Marlene Dietrich
Israel
Orly Field
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Haifa
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