Troops Alerted In Japan As Eisenhower Visit Looms
Japan readies force measures as 2,000 man regiment and 15,000 strong Tokyo division standby to back police during President Eisenhower's visit. Police plan to mobilize 25,000 officers for anticipated leftist actions amid strikes and demonstrations across Tokyo and at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Eisenhower
Defense Board
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kawasaki
Zengakuren Student Federation
Zengakuren
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Hagerty
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
U.S
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
Eisenhower Welcomed in Manila Return as Philippines Fans Greeted
In Manila President Eisenhower rode past cheering crowds with President Garcia. Heat and humidity could not dim the warm reception as thousands lined streets. Spectators waved flags and banners while smiles and greetings greeted the returning U S leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carlos P. Garcia
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower
Student Turns Down Legion Citizenship Award
Stephen Bayne a 17 year old high school student refused a citizenship award from the local American Legion post during senior ceremonies in Westbury New York. He objected saying he cannot respect the Legion policies. The incident drew nearly 1000 spectators including students parents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
American Legion Post
Stephen Bayne
Legion
Bayne
Long Island
Post
Americanism
John W. Beckham
Robert Bayne
Harvard
Labor vote looms as Convair offers settlement terms
machinists vote on Convair package to ease missile industry labor tensions as strike deadlines approach for 50 000 workers. IAM survey targets 30 000 members on wage rates per diem benefits and seniority at Atlas missile bases while San Diego industrial walkouts disrupt Convair plants amid ongoing bargaining with Lockheed.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
International Assn. of
Atlas Missile Bases
Cape Canaveral
Florida
California
Vanderberg Air Force Base
United States
IAM
Vanderberg
Los Angeles
Edwards Afb
Offutt Afb
Neb
Warren Afb
Wyo
Architects Assn
EAA
San Francisco
Lockheed
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vandenberg
Greatest Overseas Tribute To Eisenhower In Manila
President Eisenhower received an immense, thronging welcome in Manila as 1.5 million Filipinos lined a flag‑decked route to greet him. He rode with Philippine President Garcia amid chaotic, humid heat, while Garcia praised U.S. leadership and friendship.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Air
New Delhi
Carlos P. Garcia
A. E. Baughman
U. S
Secret Service
Jose P. Noble
Alaska
Wake Island
Garcia
America
Free World
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Philippine Army
Early voting runs normally in South Carolina Democratic primary
Reports from polling places across South Carolina show a normal voting rate in the Democratic primary with 1 602 precincts in action. Sen Strom Thurmond led at Bell's Store in McCormick with six votes to none for Beverly Herbert, while other cities like Greenwood Charleston and Florence noted typical to heavier turnout in places and precincts such as Five Points where 145 votes were cast by 9 a m, up from 37 in 1956.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Bell
McCormick
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Columbia
R. Beverly Herbert
Greenwood
Charleston
Port City
Cooper River
Ashley River
Florence
Herbert
Kennedy accuses obsolete U S policies in Khrushchev clash
Senator John F Kennedy denounces obsolete U S policies and weak leadership over the failed Paris summit. He criticizes Eisenhower Nixon and argues the summit wreck shows need for stronger coordination and direction from the top while defending his bid for the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Eisenhower
Paris
Congress Criticizes Antarctic Pact With Soviets
Senator Engle charges the Antarctic Treaty with 10 nations weakens US security by recognizing Soviet presence in Antarctica and easing territorial claims. He opposes its passage, arguing it would demilitarize the continent and could threaten allied interests in the southern hemisphere.
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Washington
Sen. Clair
Engle
D-Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Antarctica
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
Britain
Free World
Court Rules on School Transport Use of public buses for parochial pupils is constitutional
The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld a law allowing transportation of non public school children in public buses while ruling funding from the Connecticut School Fund for this service unconstitutional. The decision says the program aids parental school choice, protects children from traffic hazards, and supports public health and welfare without breaching church state separation.
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Hartford
Raymond E. Baldwin
Sedgefield Wreck Kills Teenagers
GREENSBORO AP Two teenagers died instantly when a station wagon ran a stop sign and hit a two ton truck. Kenneth Vaughn Brugh III 16 and Jerry Ridenhour 14 were killed. William Jordan 15 was injured. The truck driver Kenneth Roy Hill 21 was unhurt. The car was described as speeding and dust obscured visibility. Bodies remained at Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
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Greensboro
Kenneth Vaughn Brugh III
Kenneth Vaughn Brugh Jr
Jerry Ridenhour
Walter Ridenhour
Margaret O'Hanlon Ridenhour
William Jordan
Kenneth Roy Hill
Route 4
High Point
Sedgefield
Brugh
Lafayette
Pat
Robert
Kenneth V. Brugh
Pulaski
Walter P. Dugan
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Home
Explosion at Valvoline Refinery Sparks Large Fire
A tank explosion at Valvoline Refinery Co in Freedom Pennsylvania started a fire that burned thousands of gallons of oil. Flames threatened eight other tanks as firefighters used chemicals and dikes to prevent spreading amid a thunderstorm. No injuries reported. Route 38 area near Freedom, population about 4000, northwest of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom, Pa
Valvoline
All Freedom
Pittsburgh
LaMotta Reveals Fake 1947 Fight Under Oath
Jake La Motta testified before the Senate Antitrust sub committee that he threw the 1947 bout with Billy Fox. He said he was offered 100000 dollars to lose and insisted the fight was staged after a supposed training injury. La Motta later won the middleweight title in Detroit on June 16, 1949.
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Washington
Jake LaMotta
Oath
Billy Fox
LaMotta-Fox
New York
Madison Square Garden
LaMotta
Fox
Senate Antitrust
Marcel Cerdan
Algiers
Detroit
la Motta
Letter From Powers Expected To Be Released
Major portions of a letter written by U2 pilot Francis G Powers to his wife are expected to be released today. It is the first communication Mrs Powers has received since Powers was captured in the Soviet Union May 1. She has been in seclusion at her mother’s home in Milledgeville since the capture.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Francis G. Powers
Mrs. Powers
Soviet Union
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Escolta
Philippine
Far East
S.C
Sen. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Antarctic
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ernest Gruening
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
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