Eisenhower Japan visit schedule under review amid protests
The White House said Eisenhower's June 1922 Japan tour plan is being reviewed with possible revisions. Press secretary Hagerty, finishing a Tokyo visit, will decide on changes as anti-Eisenhower demonstrations surge. A cancelled golf match with Prime Minister Kishi and a possible Parliament speech cancellation are reported.
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White House
Eisenhower
Japan
Anne Wheaton
James C. Hagerty
Tokyo
Hagerty
U.S
Anchorage
Alaska
Kishi
America
Parliament
Sokyo
Mrs America crowned top homemaker amid celebration
Mrs George Murphy, 31, of Kentland Indiana, won Mrs America after a sickbed start. She told AP she feared not making the finale while ill but rose to claim the crown as cameras flashed. Her husband George, a freight terminal manager, served breakfast in bed. Runner up was Mrs Jack O Connor of Granite Falls Minnesota and third was Mrs Robert Clemens of Savannah Georgia.
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Kentland
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Chicago
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Patrick
Jeffrey
Cynthia
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George
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Jack O'Connor
Granite Falls
Minn
Robert Clemens
Savannah
Students Lay Siege To Kishi Residence
More than 150000 demonstrators stormed through Tokyo denouncing America as Prime Minister Kishi faced a siege of his private residence. The protest tied to the U.S. Japan security pact drew police minimal guards and featured red flag parades near Parliament and the American embassy.
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Eisenhower
Japan
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Akahata
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U. S
Summer program at Wesley Memorial Church highlighted
Oliver Clark a Duke Divinity student from Birmingham will lead the Wesley Memorial summer recreational program for junior high youth at Camp Wesley Memorial Roaring Gap and in Birmingham. The Duke endowment funds this pre ministerial training. Dr Wendell Patton of High Point College will address Wesley Memorial worship. Coronation at North Main Street Baptist Church crowns three girls queen with a ceremonial court.
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Hickory
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American Management Association
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National Sales Executive Club
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Sharon Smith
Brenda Brawley
Joy Watkins
Cess
Vacation Bible School at First Baptist June 13 to 24
Vacation Bible School is scheduled for June 13 to 24 at the First Baptist Church Preparation Day was held Friday June 10 Daily sessions run from 9 a m to 12 noon The school plans 18 departments with 72 faculty members involved
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Closer Race Ties Called By Methodist Conference
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference recommends closer relations between local churches and Negro pastors and Central Jurisdiction churches. The Board of Social and Economic Relations urges broader speaking and race relations activities to reflect Biblically equal dignity for all.
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Henkel quits lieutenant governor race in North Carolina
Former State Senator C. V. Henkel of Iredell says he will not run a runoff against H Cloyd Philpott after the primary results. Philpott led with 238,353 votes to Henkel's 181,850. third candidate David McConnell had 175,150. Henkel cited time and expense and thanked supporters.
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N.C
C. V. Henkel
Iredell
Henkel
Turnersburg
Lexington
H. Cloyd Philpott
North Carolina
Philpott
David McConnell
Charlotte
Eastern Air Lines Pilots Strike Halts Miami Detroit Flights
Eastern Air Lines pilots staged a work stoppage canceling at least seven flights in Miami and Detroit. Union officials said the walkout was unauthorized and unlawful while FAA cockpit rules sparked the action as captains and pilots halted operations without explanation.
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Little League Spotlight in High Point Sunday
The Enterprise features a photo story on Tar Heel Little League baseball at Harvell and Armstrong Parks. Also announced are learn to swim programs by the YMCA and parks department starting Monday. Tanganyika aims for freedom in a spotlight report.
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Armstrong Parks
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YMCA
Parks and Recreation Department
Tanganyika
Africa
Castro charges U S plane filmed Soviet ship off Cuba
Fidel Castro in a televised address claimed a U S military plane took movie film and photographs of a Soviet vessel off Matanzas ten miles north of Havana. He labeled the action as espionage and condemned U S protests as aggressive. He cited oil firm refusals to refine Soviet crude as treachery and warned of consequences.
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Moscow
Nixon says GOP can welcome dissent within united front
Vice President Richard Nixon told the Republican National Committee there is room in the party for disagreement with some Eisenhower policies while stressing the need for unity after the platform and nominee are set. He defended the Eisenhower record and said he will run on it, without naming Nelson Rockefeller.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Thurston B. Morton
Speed-Up Planned as Congress Moves to Finish Work
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson signals a four week sprint to complete business before the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Senate and House leaders anticipate long sessions and late meetings, while Republicans doubt major bills will be ready for debate. Dirksen warns of heavy workload and possible August session avoidance hinges on next week progress. Johnson expects a very busy four weeks.
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