Riots in Tokyo Rally Against Japan US Security Pact
About 150000 protesters and 8000 in effigy demonstrations flood Tokyo against the US-Japan security alliance. Labor groups and student factions mobilize, threatening Parliament grounds, while Socialist lawmakers protest to block ratification and Eisenhower visit. Police restrict movement at embassies and bases as tensions rise.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Habiya Park
Pariament
U.S
Nobusuke Kishi
Pam
Kamakaze
Eisenhower
Cutrance
Sokyo
Zengakuren
Kishi
Liberal-Demoheratics Party
Eisenhower denounces Communist China amid Taipei crowds
President Eisenhower addresses a vast Taipei gathering vowing U S support against Red aggression and pledging to defend Quemoy. The scene features half a million cheering free Chinese, a monumental defense post, and a brief 15 minute speech ending with strong resolve.
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Taipei
Eisenhower
China
Defense Ministry
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
New Delhi
Isenhower
Ike
U. S
Quemoy
Kinmen
Generalissimo
Chiang
Pacific
Que
Dirksen Loses Fight Over Federal Pay and Research Funds
Dirksen battled bills to raise federal workers pay and to boost medical research funding. The Senate passed the pay raise 62 to 17 after defeating amendments, with Dirksen vowing a veto request to President Eisenhower. A water projects bill and a health measure passed by margins likely to override a veto, with the health bill returning to the House.
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Dirksen
Eisenhower
Senate
Development Session Set At Edinboro
Attendees from Corry Elgin Wayne and Concord townships join the Erie County Industrial Development Corporation for its 1960 second quarterly meeting in Edinboro on Wednesday. A 6 30 p m dinner meeting will precede a session led by Stewart A Long president of the organization. Guests will review winning exhibits from the 1960 American Industrial Development Council in Atlantic City and hear a report on Harrisburg’s May industrial development clinic. Victor C Diehm president of Hazleton broadcasting and a Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority director will keynote with It s Fun To Live In America. Diehm helped raise 659 000 in 1846 to attract new industry to Hazleton.
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Corry
Elgin
Wayne
Concord
Erie County Industrial Development Corporation
Edinboro
Wednes
Stewart A. Long
American Industrial Development Council
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Victor C. Diehm
Hazleton, Pa
Neither Work Nor Lightning Can Stop This Dedication
Rev LeRoy Wiley pastor of the Assembly of Golf Church thanks God as the congregation dedicates a self built church begun June 14 1959 at East Main and Railroad streets The quake lightning strike incident stained the wall but failed to deter the ceremony with repairs needed in the electrical wing continued on Page Twos
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LeRoy Wiley
Assembly of Golf Church
Mulch Wort
Spring and
West Pleasant Streets
East Main and
Railroad Strets
Assembly of God Church
LeRoy Wey
Journal Photon
Fraud Allegations Cloud Heroic Crash Death
In a three year unraveling, James Gibbs and associate Loomis face accusations over a DeHavilland Mosquito crash in the San Fernando Valley. Police allege Gibbs staged the doomed flight for a $50,000 insurance payout, while Loomis allegedly sabotaged the aircraft and arranged insurance proceeds. Detectives connected Richard Loomis to an insurance scheme, and Gibbs was lauded by the city council for choosing to ride the plane down.
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Los Angeles
James Gibbs
Gibbs
Richard B. Loouis
Gut
Pierce Brooks
Britain
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Probers
Loomis
England
Lloyds of London
Pla
San Fernando Valley
Storms Bring Mixed Storm Activity Across Regions
A storm system pushed thunderstorms through the Plains with light precipitation in Kansas, while the East saw reduced activity after severe hail and rain. A tornado near Grand Island Nebraska caused minor damage. Temperatures fell into the 40s in parts of the West and Midwest, with cooler readings in Idaho and Michigan, and heavy rain in New York and Florida reports.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Kansas
Mississippi Alley
Grand Island
Neb
Weather Bureau
San Fancisco Bay
Montana
Great Lakes
Mullan
Idaho
Pellston
Sault Ste. Mare
Mich
Midwest
Binghamton
New York
Vero Beach
Fla
Orlando
Fairfax
Paterson man killed in Route 115 crash near Hughesville
Pat Charles MacDonald, 60, of Paterson New Jersey, was killed when his car left Route 115 two miles east of Hughesville, struck a tree. His wife and son were injured in the one vehicle accident reported last night by police.
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Hughesville
Pat Charles MacDonald
Paterson
N. J
MacDonald
Kane Man Dies In Gas Blast
A 43 year old Kane man Andrew Petruney died at St Josephs Hospital from injuries after a gas line he was repairing exploded around 1130 AM. He suffered a broken back and multiple fractures while working as welding foreman for Joyce Pipeline Co based in Andover New York.
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sLauria
Kane
St. Joseph's Hospital
Andrew Petruney
Joyce Pipeline Co
Andover
Senate Set To Slash Foreign Aid Measure
Washington AP report says the House passed 1.505 billion in foreign side appropriations, a partial victory for Eisenhower, while Senate Appropriations awaits. Ellender warned the bill, trimmed from 2.0 billion sought, still faces Senate review as debate continues over military assistance and defense funds.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
House
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Republi
Pastor Gets Synod Post in Pennsylvania Meeting
Paul P. Bauer of Corry’s First Presbyterian Church was elected vice moderator of the Synod of Pennsylvania at its 79th annual meeting held at Grove City College. Morton Giice of Paxtang Presbytery was named moderator. Austin Hunter was elected state clerk. Bauer and Mrs. Bauer attended the reception in the Bub Library.
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Bower
Willa
Gumbleton
Corry
Oil City teen killed as pickup flips head first
Barbara Stempin, 17, of Oil City died when a pickup veered from a dirt road near Walnut Bend and rolled over. Sherry Fisher, 17, injured. Vincent Schneider and Elizabeth Miller also hurt. Driver Vincent Schneider listed in fair condition. others treated and released. Stempin had just turned 17 three days earlier.
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Oll City
Migs Stempin
Sherry Fisher
Henrys Bend
Oil City
Vincent Schneider
Ann Schmader
Elizabeth Miller
Donald White
Oi City
Miss Stempin
Miss Schmader
Miss Fisher
White
Miss Miller
Schneiders
Rie Schmader
Franklin
Walnut Bend
Allegheny River
Walter Stempin
Oli City
Ill City
Hope To Break Deadlock At Disarm Meet
Washington disarmament strategists seek to bridge gaps between Western and Soviet arms proposals. Frederick M. Eaton is recalled to consult as Christian Herter coordinates with Allies and agencies ahead of presenting a Western plan to the Communists. The aim is piecemeal disarmament with checks along the way.
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Washington
U. S
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Eaton
Nikita Khrushchev
Ekhrushchny
Khrushchev
U.S
Princess Margaret and Antony Jones Return to England
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones arrived in Britain from their six week honeymoon. The royal yacht Britannia faced fog in the English Channel but moved slowly toward Portsmouth as crowds gathered to greet them on home soil.
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Tony
England
Portsmouth
Margaret
Antony Armstrong= Jones
Britain
Frethe
Athey
Millar
Fox
Britaninia
English Channel
Britannia
New Japan Elections Seen After Security Pact Ratified
Washington sources say Japan will hold general elections soon after the revised security treaty is ratified. Premier Kishi is expected to step down and dissolve the Diet, with a conservative victory anticipated in the post ratification vote. A caretaker government may lead during the transition, possibly led by Shigeru Yoshida.
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Washington
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Kishi
Nce
U.S
Senate
Shigeru Yoshida
UC Motorist Faces Charges After Route 97 Crash
Robert J Adams, 53, of High Street Union City, was eastbound on Route 97 when his vehicle left the road and struck a bridge abutment at 1:50 a.m. He sustained severe injuries to the mouth and was treated at Union City Memorial Hospital and released. Police investigation continues with possible reckless operation charges pending. Lawrence today Harrisburg report notes Governor Lawrence’s 11th anniversary celebration held yesterday.
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Union City
Corry
Robert J. Adamis
High Street
Waterford
Adame
Union City Memorial Hospital
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