Senate moves to ratify U S Japan security pact now
The Foreign Relations Committee approved the U S Japan security treaty in a 20 minute session. Senator Fulbright expects Senate approval Thursday before Eisenhower's Tokyo trip. The pact makes Japan an equal ally for 10 years with auto renewal and binds U S defense obligations to Japan in case of attack.
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Federal court orders curb pilots walkout across three airlines
In Chicago a federal judge issued a temporary injunction preventing pilots of American Airlines Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines from interfering with night service over cockpit seating disputes with FAA inspectors. Eastern Airlines pilots remain sidelined in Miami though planes are ready and pilots unavailable. ALPA governors urged compliance while seeking to lift the order.
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Ike and Khrushchev/Critics See Need for Tougher Policy
In Washington, President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev are criticized for not being tough enough. Pravda defended Khrushchev amid leftist critics while Sen. Kennedy and Gov. Rockefeller urge a stronger U.S. military and defense buildup. Kennedy says summit failure came from American weakness. Rockefeller calls for greater readiness to negotiate with the Soviet Union.
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Lose Contact With Balloon Over Pacific
A 40 story white balloon with holes drifted 930 miles southwest of San Diego. Launched June 5 from Brunswick, Ga, to study cosmic rays at high altitude. Timing devices failed to release instruments over Texas. Navy fighters fired 50 rounds but failed to bring it down. Last sighting was by an airline pilot en route from Los Angeles to Hawaii. Navy asks pilots and mariners to watch for the balloon.
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Sargo Blaze At Pearl Harbor Is Stopped By Water
At Pearl Harbor Navy says Sargo submarine fire caused by a ruptured liquid oxygen line in the after torpedo room. The blaze lasted about one hour as the stern section was submerged and two crewmen were unaccounted for. The incident occurred as the sub was tied to the dock during liquid oxygen resupply. Official casualty determination awaits pumping of water from the flooded torpedo chamber.
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