Japan names full cabinet under Ikeda pro West shift
Nagato Ikeda, Japan's ninth postwar prime minister, unveils a seven member full cabinet within six hours of election pursuing pro West policies. Notables include Japan's first woman minister Masa Nakayama as welfare minister and Zentaro Kosaka as foreign minister. The age average is 56 with several veterans from prior cabinets.
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Tokyo
Nagato Ikeda
Japan
Masa Nakayama
Ohio
Wellestry College
Zentaro Kosaka
Shigeru Yashida
Tetsuza Kojima
Campus Land Purchase Ordered for State College
The State Public Works Board ordered the purchase of about 279 acres in 29 parcels southeast of Mission and Highland Boulevards for the state college campus. H. C. Vincent, the land buyer, is to conclude negotiations within 120 days and pursue condemnation if needed. Dr. J. Dale Wren notes the plan trimmed to 370 acres to fit budget though development proceeds despite higher valuations.
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State Public Works Board
Hayward
State College
Mission and Wighland
Avil
J . Dale Wren
Wren
Soviet Sets Trial Date In U2 Affair
Moscow Tass reports U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers will face an open court trial Aug 17 before the Military College of the Supreme Court. Powers, 31, from Albany Iowa, was shot down near Sverdlovsk during a spy flight from Pakistan to Norway. He faces espionage charges with a maximum death sentence or at least ten years in prison.
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UPL
Tass
Francis Gary” Powers
Military College of the Nation
Supreme Court
Powers
Albany
Sverdlovsk
Pakistan
Norway
Military College of the Supreme's Court
Weekend car crashes kill Haywardites in East Bay
Two young Hayward men died in separate weekend crashes in the East Bay. James B. Trull, 25, died at Eden Hospital from injuries after a late Saturday crash on Palomares Canyon Road. Frank Lopez, 17, was killed on Highway 21 near Danville. Several others were seriously injured, including Amado C. Lopez, Peggy Moore, Elva Yeary, Ann Snow, and William Hela, with multiple patients treated at Eden, Contra Costa County, and Highland hospitals.
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Hayward
East Bay Area
California Highway Patrol
James B. Trull
Hathaway Ave
Eden Hospital
Palomares Canyon Rd
Palo Verde Rd
Dublin Canyon
Maynard
Frank Lopez
Mississippi St
Russell City
CHP
Danville
Amado C. Lopez
Louisiana St
Russell
City
Peggy Moore
Oakland
Contra Costa County
Martiure
Palomares Canyon
Troll
Niles Canyon
Elva M. Yeary
Valle Vista Ave
Ann Snow
Nation's Income To Set Record In 1960 Forecast
Washington reports that national output and income in 1960 are expected to hit record levels at 482 billion dollars for production and 400 billion dollars for income. The government announced the estimates on Sunday night, signaling a peak year for the economy.
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Washington
Prayer for Today Pray for summer mercy and steadfast faith
The text petitions God for calm behavior during summer heat. It asks for divine refreshing and restraining power to live quietly in faith, addressing God with praise for bounty and goodness beyond our worth. The invocation ends with the name Aman.
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Aman
Belgium Ignores Congo Ultimatum on Soviet Aid Request
Belgium said it would ignore Patrice Lumumba's demand to pull out of the Congo by Tuesday and await UN peace efforts. Brussels held an emergency cabinet session as Belgian troops stay deployed in Elisabethville to protect Europeans while UN forces struggle to restore order amid mutinous Congolese troops and reports of violence. Dag Hammarskjöld appeals for non African troops. arms shipments and food aid from the Soviet Union and United States are noted, with Katanga's secession recognition under London consideration.
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Conoo
Congo
Brussels
Patrice Lumumba
Paul Meyers
United Nations
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Atike
Tunisia
Ghana
Morocco
Ethiopia
New York
Dag Mamimarskjald
Yugoslavia
Ireland
Sweden
Burma
Haiti
Ralph Runehe
Leopoldville
UN Security ‘Council
Stanleyville
Mel
Stettin
Bula
Bamba
Poland
Soviet Union
United States
London
Katanga
Congo Republic
Kennedy on Yacht Cruise Off Hyannis Port
Sen John Kennedy Democratic presidential nominee sails with Jacqueline and Caroline aboard the 50 foot yacht Marlin on Nantucket Sound near Hyannis Port Mass The campaign says no events are planned today or Tuesday and Salinger will accompany.
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Mass
John ¥. Kennedy
Sea
Jacqueline
Caroline
Nantucket Sound
Salinger
No Draft Punch For Rockefeller Seen At GOP Convention
Republican national chairman Thruston Morton of Kentucky said in Chicago that there has been little enthusiasm for drafting Nelson Rockefeller. Morton spoke as the party prepared for its national convention opening July 25. He commented on Rockefeller's Sunday statement that he would accept a genuine draft if offered.
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Chicago
New York
Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Nelson A. Rockefelier
Mount Etna erupts again threatening nearby villages
In Sicily volcanic activity from Mount Etna escalates as a second crater erupts blasting lava, ash, and glowing rocks for hours. Three earthquakes shake the area, ash clouds reach distant towns, and vineyards along the slopes catch fire while the mountain calms late Sunday night.
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Catania
Sicily
Upi
Mount Fina
Messina
Islopes
Piedimonte
Porto Salvo
Etna
Smiths To Build Store In Fremont
Harold B. Smith announces Smiths Clothiers will lease 10 000 square feet at Fremont Hud Shopping Center for a fall 1961 opening. It will be the ninth Smiths store with others in Hayward Oakland Berkeley Richmond Walnut Creek and forthcoming in Concord San Jose and Sacramento. Smith cites strong cement market growth and aims to participate in the area's expansion.
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Smiths Clothing
Fremont Hud
Harold B. Smith
Smiths Clothiers
Smith
Smiths
Hayward
Oakland
Berkeley
Richmond
Walnut Creek
Concord
San Jose
Sacramento
Moscow prints phone book bestseller in six years
Moscow released its first telephone directory in six years with 13 000 copies sold at newsstands for 12 rubles 60 kopecks ($1.30) each as Muscovites lined up to buy the new directory.
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Moscow
Ex-boxer Land gets five years in state prison
Ex boxer Willie Land, 24, of Palmasia Village, received a five year prison term for assault with a deadly weapon and robbery at Eastbay Garbage Co. office in Centerville. He pleaded guilty June 1, was shot in the arm during a running gun battle with Fremont and Hayward police, and fled through Nimitz Freeway before being captured hiding in a garage after a prior narcotics conviction and probation.
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Willie Land
Palmasia Village
Fremont
James R. Agee
Oakland
Land
Eastbay Garebage Co
Centerville
Fred
Marlene Swarts
Wiles
Hayward
Nimitz
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Ian Yamazaki
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Board
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
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Dorothy di
Bernard Underwood
Underwood Jewelers
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Larry J. Cuevas
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Union City
Frank Garcia
Eas M. Hernandez
Yi Culp Ave
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