Last-Ditch Attempt To Junk Jap Pact Staged By Leftists
Tokyo AP reports 300,000 leftists protested Premier Kishi's government to derail Japan's 10 year US security treaty. Massive marchers, some veering home before midnight, demanded “Down with Kishi” and “Smash the treaty.” Protests continued as 2,000 troops stood by. Ratification hinges on U.S. Senate action and Tokyo exchange.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
U. S
U.S
Royal Couple Returns Home
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones return from a six week honeymoon to Britain. The royal yacht Britannia faced fog in the English Channel before entering Portsmouth as crowds greeted the couple in a festive scene.
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Portsmouth
England
Margaret
Antony Armstrong. Jones
Britain
Britannia
English Channel
Porcupine Burial Ends as Albuquerque Funeral Firm Wins
Judge Robert Reidy ordered Garcia Mortuary to collect 2055.50 for the burial of charred porcupine remains claimed to be Manuel N. Armijo Jr. of Albuquerque. Embalmer Eloy Vigil testified the remains, along with an Indian skull and calf bones, were buried under the belief they were Armijo's after his car wreck and delayed discovery.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Robert Reidy
Manuel N. Armijo Jr
Eloy Vigil
Garcia Mortuary
Armijo
New Mexico
Filibuster Fears Over Travel, Message Taxes Repeal
Senate debate over a repeal of federal taxes on local telephone, telegraph, and travel faces a possible filibuster amid warnings of revenue loss. Key senators clash as Finance Committee backs an Aug 1 repeal, while a presidential veto threat shadows passage.
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Washington
Enate
Senate
Congress
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Japan
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Chamber
Clark
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Finance Committee
High Point Sunday Enterprise Feature Promises Banquet Winner
The Sunday Enterprise previews features for tomorrow including a banquet where a High Point teenager will win a scholarship for an essay praising his father. It promises pictures and a story about the winner and additional articles on traffic, health, college plans, and local events.
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High Point
Disarmament Talks Seek Bridge Between West and Soviets
U S disarmament strategists seek to bridge the gap between Western and Soviet plans at Geneva. Frederick M Eaton returns to coordinate with Western Allies before presenting to the Communists. The strategy includes piecemeal steps with checks and tests of Soviet seriousness ahead of UN consideration.
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Washington
U. S
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations
Brisk Pace in Governor Runoff Campaign
The race between Terry Sanford and I Beverly Lake for governor tightens as they campaign across Wake County and the mountains. A statewide telecast debate sparked charges over a one hour offer, and disputes over pupil assignment law, Kennedy meetings, and national political deals. Lake attacks Sanford on press and political allies while Sanford defends meeting with Kennedy and says no commitments were made.
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Associated Press
Terry Sanford
Beverly Lake
Sanford
Wake County
Lake
Raleigh
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedy
D- Mass
Robert Morgan
Bert Bennett
Wral-Tv
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Bennett
Fletcher
Thomas Pearsall
U.S. Supreme Court
W. W. Taylor Jr
Hwas
Pearsall Committee
Morgan
Kennedy
Gastonia
Gov
Hodges
Charlotte Observer
Raleigh News & Observer
Missing 10 year old Paul Gulliver in Somerville
Somerville police say ten year old Paul Gulliver is missing as of June 2 this year marking the nineteenth time he has been reported missing from home. The ongoing disappearances prompt local authorities to investigate his whereabouts and safety.
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Somerville
Mass
Paul Gulliver
Eisenhower Denounces Red Tyranny in Taipei Rally
President Eisenhower denounces Communist China as a brutal tyranny before a half million Nationalists in Taipei. He pledges U S support to resist Red aggression and reaffirms defense of Quemoy after a Chinese bombardment. Thousands of students and banners frame the huge turnout.
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Marvin Arrowsmith
Taipei
Eisenhower
Communist China
Defense Ministry
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Quemoy
China Island
Formosa
New Delhi
Japan Ratifies New U S Security Pact Officially
Japan’s ratification of a revised military pact with the United States became final under its constitution after a May 20 Lower House vote and a 30 day period. U S Senate action and exchange of documents remain to occur, with rioting and protests shaping politics in Tokyo and Washington.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U. S Senate
U. S
Eisenhower
America
Japanese Elections Expected After Security Pact Ratified
US officials anticipate general elections in Japan soon after the revised security treaty is ratified. Premier Kishi is expected to step down and dissolve the Diet, with a possibly conservative victory. A caretaker government led by Shigeru Yoshida may govern during the transition.
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Washington
Japan
U.s.japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Kishi
U.S
Senate
Shigeru Yoshida
Dirksen Loses Bid Against Federal Pay Rise and Health Funds
Senate rejected Dirksen amendments as bills to raise federal workers pay and fund medical research advanced. The pay raise would boost wages for over 1 million workers, while a separate health bill added 664 million for NIH. Dirksen urged vetoes, House action looms, and overriding threats persist.
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Ernest B. Vacarro Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Eisenhower
Dirksen
House
Department of Health
Education
Labor Department
National Institutes of Health
Insurance Plot: Dead Hero Did Not Die in Accident
Police allege pilot James Gibbs planned the crash for a $50,000 insurance payout with boss Richard Loomis sabotaging the plane. Loomis allegedly collected $47,000 after the crash while Gibbs’ survivors sought their share.
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Los Angeles
James Gibbs
Gibbs
Richard E. Loomis
Sgt
Loomis
England
Lloyds of London
Kerber
San Diego
Calif
San Fernando Valley
Chamber of Commerce In
Resada
David
Chamber
Zimbalist Divorce Fight Heads to Court in Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP report shows Stephanie Zimbalist 27 suing for separate maintenance and divorce from Efrem Zimbalist. She cites cruelty and desertion and seeks joint custody of their daughter Stephanie age three and equitable division of community property.
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Los Angeles
Efrem Zimbalists
Stephanie Zimbalist
Zimbalist
Stephanie
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