Manila welcome for Eisenhower dazzles Philippines
President Eisenhower arrives in Manila for a 10 day Asian tour with crowds cheering Mabuhay Ike on Dewey Boulevard. Security prompts tear gas readiness as motorcade weaves through dense streets, ticker tape showers, and banners while officials note unprecedented enthusiasm.
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Philippines Independence 1946 Capsule Overview
A capsule history notes the Philippines gained independence in 1946 after 400 years of Spanish colonization. It covers geography, population, language, religion, government structure, and U.S. relations, highlighting pro American sentiment and wartime defenses at Bataan and Corregidor. The piece mentions desires for American missiles with nuclear capability stationed in the Philippines.
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Two Boys Drown In Kentucky Farm Pond
In Beattyville Kentucky coroner says Freddie Barker 16 jumped into a farm pond on Monday when the water proved too deep. Ralph Hobbs 18 tried to rescue him and both drowned. Neither could swim.
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Kennedy Outlines Reset Agenda to Confront Khrushchev
Senator Kennedy argues for rebuilding U S military strength and a revamped foreign aid program to deter Khrushchev. He calls for NATO reform, Latin American partnership, Middle East, Africa policy shifts, and new weapons and limited war intervention capability. He criticizes Nixon for threats and defends a firm, united Western stance.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Method
A science report announces a non surgical treatment using Bio-Dyne labeled Preparation H. Available as suppository or ointment from druggists with a money back guarantee. Includes bold claims of itch relief and pain reduction.
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