Shigemitsu Calls for Based Embargo Relaxation
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu urged relaxing the U S embargo on the Chinese mainland to boost trade with Communist China. He spoke in New York at a luncheon after talks with Secretary of State Dulles and argued for a new mutuality based defense pact between Japan and the United States while expressing concern over restrictive measures on Japanese goods.
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Herbert Gordon
New York
Mamoru Shigeimitsu
U. S
China
Shigemitsu
Waldorf-Astoria
Commerce and Industry
Japan Society
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Dulles
Japan
United States
Flyer Describes Prolonged Captivity and Red "Chats"
An American Air Force pilot recounts being held captive by Communist forces in Japan after a training plane was shot down. He describes prolonged interrogations or chats and being forced to sign a note of thanks for inadequate medical care. The report also notes a Jackson Mississippi resident denying propaganda claims attributed by North Korean radio, and mentions Capt. Charles W. Brown of Kentucky killed in the same incident over the Korea truce zone on August 17.
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Sanford Socolow
Tachikawa Air Base
Japan
INS
Reds
Guy Hi Bumpas
Jackson
Miss
Charles W. Brown
Louisville
Korea
Ypas
Burnpas
Soo
Bumpas
Shorty
Air Force
America
Recs
Posse
Cop’s Boy Witnesses Daring South Side Bust
An off duty rookie policeman and his son Edwin Broukal Jr witnessed a dramatic chase in Chicago's South Side yesterday. The officer halted a car and jailed two young bandits who had just stolen from a grocer, as Edwell Jr watched from the back seat. The capture ended when the father ordered the driver to open the door and the pair were held against a fence while the suspects were searched. The father, a 31 year old rookie, braved the scene to protect the boy and ensure the capture.
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Chicago
Edwin Brouka! Jr
Edwin
Edwing — Jr
Rama
Broukal
Derk
Zowart
Gropaen
Pater
Sacramento
CNS
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Beyer
Mt Shasta Ast
Sxi
Randolph Col “li
Yreka
Cainas
Collier
Siskiyou County
Japan
Shasta
U.S. Forest Service
State Department
Soviet Union
Shigemitsu
United Nat
Federal Bureau of Publications
M. Ye Il
Good News For 2055 Work Week Becomes Seven Hours
Joseph Prendergast, executive director of the National Recreational Association of New York, predicts that in 100 years the work week will shrink to one seven hour day. The challenge will be to fill leisure time with worthwhile pursuits.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Prendergast
National Recreational Association of
New York
Pickles for Gloria Wins Big on TV Quiz
Gloria Lockerman a 12 year old spelling champion from CHICAGO won $16,000 on a television quiz program. The Nations Pickle Packers Association reports Gloria loves pickles and sent her 16000 of them along with the prize.
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Chicago
Gloria Lockerman
The
Nations Pickle Packers Association
Gloria
Opening of U S Ports To Red Tourists Asked
Two GOP senators Milton Young and Henry Dworshak planned a trip to Russia to study opening U S ports to tens of thousands of Russian visitors. They frame the visit as a test of Soviet openness and potential shifts in immigration law and fingerprint requirements. They will assess whether eased travel could influence U S Soviet relations and counter fears of a Communist trap.
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Washington
INS
GOP
Russia
U. S
Milton’ R
U.S
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Dworshak
Kremlin
McCarran-Walter
Young
Husi
Inadequacy in Females Tied to Fewer Children
Three psychologists from the University of Michigan report that women with marked feelings of inadequacy tend to want and have fewer children, while sociable or independent men also show fewer offspring. The study followed 300 engaged couples over two decades, noting stronger personality links to fertility for women than for men.
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George Coffey
Pram Sinf
San Francisco
E. Lowell Kelly
Elliot G. Mishier
Charles F. Westolf
University of Michigan
American] Psychological Association
Jess
Oper.ang
Py Kelly
2 Kelly
Mishler
Westoff
Water and Drug Absorb In Body, Study Advises
Researchers from the American Company say water cannot dilute a good medical tablet and there is no need to worry about taking too much water with a tablet. Both water and the drug are absorbed in the body.
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Buffalo
Amer Co
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