Eisenhower Trip to Japan Favored by Herter
Secretary of State Herter testifies that President Eisenhower should and will proceed with the Japan visit June 18 to 22 despite protests in Japan. Senator Fulbright doubts linger over security and timing, but says assurances from Prime Minister Kishi help. The White House notes the trip will proceed without the President’s wife, with Barbara Eisenhower joining as escort.
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Jerry T. Bauschwasiington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Japan
Seo. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sterter
Fulbright
Herter
U.S
A Whate
Weer
Senadtor
Nobusuke Kishi
White House
Kurs
Anné Wheaton
Airs
James C. Hagerly
Manila
Barbara
Join
Korea
Philippines
Formosa
Pacific
Sen
Frank
D. Lausche
Ohio
Lausehe
Kishi
Former Windsor Resident Dies
George A. Schlitt 53, a former Windsor resident, died in his Denver apartment over the weekend. He had served as sanitation engineer for 19 southern Colorado counties and was born in Fort Collins in 1907. Schlitt attended Windsor High School and Colorado College before transferring to the University of Colorado and Michigan State College. He was survived by his parents, siblings, and 14 nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Richyards Madwary chapel in Windsor with a second service at Crown Hill cemetery in Denver. donations to the heart fund are preferred.
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Denver
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Anal
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Colorado
State Health Department
Fort Collins
Windsor High School
Colorado Line College
Greeley
University of Colorado At Boulder
Michigan State College
Ann, Arbor
Mich
Schitt
Maxine David+ Ing
Swife
Schutt
John William Schlitt
Monterey
Calif
D. G
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Kittredge
Clara
Every
Evergreen
Ed Schlitt
Wind
Richyards Madwary Chapel
Crown Hill Cemetery
Heart Fund
Kennedy Sure Of Nomination At Michigan AFL-CIO Meet
Sen John F. Kennedy said at the Michigan AFL-CIO convention he is sure of winning the Democratic nomination with more than 660 votes in early balloting, while urging support from unions and awaiting Reuther’s stance before the Los Angeles convention. In London, a Conservative MP urged rejecting an aluminum eagle for the U.S. Embassy front, calling it a monstrosity for Grosvenor Square.
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Sen
F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Norination
Michigan
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Los Angeles
August Scholle
Scholle
London
House of Commons
U.S
Grosvenor Square
Marcus Lipree
Air Force Cadet Killed by Fall at Academy
Sidney C. Abbott, 21, a junior at the Air Force Academy, died after falling from a retaining wall during June Week events at Arnold Mall. Witnesses saw him climb the wall and fall about 35 feet to pavement. skull fracture cited as the cause. Abbott, son of Mr and Mrs Peter Abbott of Tilton New Hampshire, had performed well academically.
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Sidney C. Abbott
Peter Abbott
Tilton
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Atlas strike prompts Talt-Hartley Act demand
In San Diego the Atlas missile strike triggers calls to invoke the Talt Hartley Act to halt the walkout at four Atlas bases. Convair layoff actions follow the ICWIA call for 425 more workers in strategic areas. A Cape Canaveral source denied delays to Atlas tests, saying one launch is on time if no technical issues arise.
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San Diego
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International Assn
Cape Canaveral
Fila
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Polaris
Marvin Sconyers
Washington
John Stennis
D-Afiss
Four Die In Navy Jet and Air Force Helicopter Crash
At Patuxent Naval Air Station Maryland a Navy Crusader jet collided with an Air Force helicopter during taxiing or takeoff, killing four aboard the helicopter and an ambulance crewman. The jet pilot survived with injuries as the crash also destroyed a parked vehicle and damaged nearby facilities. The FAA identified two men aboard the jet and described the earlier separate crash near the same area.
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Fire Hits Shelter of Atom Armed Bomarc Missile
Fire at McGuire Air Force Base near Jackson Township caused minor radiation release according to Air Force officials. Initial alarms were downplayed noting no danger to the public as radiological checks and security measures followed. the Bomarc missile fire did not explode, with authorities later confirming only trace radioactivity over a limited area and ongoing investigation by defense and health agencies.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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New York
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Two Youths Charged After Jailbreak in New Mexico
In Raton New Mexico two 17 year old boys Jeeey Faecell of Yuma Arizona and Homer Mott of Denver were charged with assault with intent to kill assault with a deadly weapon and jail break after beating Colfax County Jail keeper Bill Casias with a mop bucket handle and escaping. They were recaptured within hours near Starkville California after fleeing over Raton Pass. The suspects were initially arrested May 10 near Cimarron in a car reported stolen from Lordsburg.
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Bya
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Casias
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Raton
Starkville
Calo
Cimarron
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Lordsburg
CROP Meetings Set in Weld for Food Aid Planning
Frank Weaver, CROP director, announced the first of three Weld County meetings to organize local food relief for overseas areas. Sessions include Johnstown and Briggsdale discussions on plans to ship wheat and beans in carload lots, with farmers naming their relief agency and storage sites in the Noon to Windsor regions.
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Frank Weaver
Weld County
Cile
Japan
Near East
First Methodist Church of
Johnstown
Milliiken
Governor McNichols backs Little Cabinet amendment drive
Denver AP report states Gov. McNichols will fund a proposed state constitution amendment allowing the governor to appoint department heads outside civil service. William J. Davoren to lead signature drive. 41 960 signatures needed by July 8 for November ballot. Davoren resigned eight days ago, but resignation not yet received per Civil Service Commission.
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Denver
McNichols
William ‘J. Davoren
Davoren
Cuban Prison Overcrowding Surges on Nueva Gerona Island
AP reports about 5000 political prisoners arriving at Nueva Gerona prison in Cuba, overcrowding a facility built for single occupancy. Conditions have degraded under Fidel Castro’s regime with two prisoners per cell and a water system allowing only weekly baths, highlighting dire inmate living standards. Canberra announces Australia will end compulsory military training by June 1980.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Nintsel
Japan Plans Big Welcome for Eisenhower Visit
Japanese conservatives organize mobilization to greet President Eisenhower in June. Nobusuke Kishi's Liberal Democratic party and business groups lead efforts to counter leftist protests including a potential student sitdown at Tokyo's airport. Plans include 800,000 paper flags and 150,000 posters for display along the welcome route.
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Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal-Democratic Party
Tokyo International
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Owers
Empecar Higghila
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