Kishi Faces New Push to Delay U S Japan Security Pact
Premier Nobusuke Kishi encounters renewed opposition as Liberal Democrats move quickly to align laws with the new treaty with the United States. Socialist and student protests intensify while four factional leaders demand Kishi resign. The security pact was ratified at midnight despite ongoing demonstrations and strikes.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
America
Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
Ichiro Kono
Takeo
Hayato Ikeda
Sanford Denies Lake Smear Charge in Campaign Drive
Raleigh AP Sanford rejected a campaign manager Robert Morgan statement accusing labor groups in 1954 of paying Terry Sanford. He called the charges an attempt to smear the late W Kerr Scott as he prepared for a final week of gubernatorial campaigning. Sanford then headed to Jacksonville Onslow for more events.
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W. Kerr Scott
Sanford
Scott
Lake
Jacksonville
Onslow
Jones
Eisenhower Wraps Up Far East Tour With Korea Pledge
President Eisenhower left South Korea for Honolulu on a tour that drew millions of cheering Asians but skipped Japan due to rioting. He pledged U S aid must be wisely used and urged Korea to advance true democracy as Syngman Rhee’s regime faced revolt. He warned of the Communist threat and called for prompt fulfillment of Korean wishes.
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Seoul
South Korea
Eisenhower
Honolulu
Japan
United States
Huh Chung
Seoul International Airport
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Algerian rebels offer Abbas trip to Paris for talks
The Algerian rebel government in exile proposed sending Premier Ferhat Abbas to Paris to discuss a cease fire and weapons disposition with France. Paris agreed to receive Abbas but limited talks to cease fire and fighters fate, with a referendum possible after the end of hostilities.
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Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Abbas
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Rollman Seeks Court Block on Special Election
Heinz Rollman Republican candidate seeks a Superior Court injunction to halt the June 25 special election to replace the late Rep. David Hall. He argues the 30 day registration window and absentee ballot access require federal action. If denied, he may appeal to the State Supreme Court and then to federal courts.
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Raleigh
Heinz Rollman
David M. Hall
Clem B. Holding
Rollman
Superior Court
Hamilton Hobgood
State Supreme Court
Newsmen
President Eisenhower Meets Seoul Little Leaguers
In Seoul the 69-year-old president greeted the Little League players with friendly questions about their chances to throw and hit. He chatted with boys as uniformed teams the Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and Larks lined up to meet him. Several players recalled his questions about wing speed throwing to second and leading off while families nearby praised the moment and the children spoke of the visit.
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Seoul
Korea
David Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
The
Larks
United States
Rusty Hoagland
Fairfax
Richard Hoagland
Aid
Stuart Michael Bradford
Air Force
J. W. Bradford
Marshall
Tex
Neal
Phyllis Coyle
Ray F. Coyle
Oakland
Calif
Senate to vote on revenue raising tax changes
A Senate action loomed on a package of revenue raising tax amendments to pay for wartime spending and offset GOP charges of fiscal irresponsibility. Proposals would repeal the 4 percent tax credit on dividends, require withholding on dividend income, cut oil and gas depletion allowances, and limit entertainment deductions.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Cuba Hits Anti American Rhetoric At Youth Rally
Raul Castro states Cuba will not strike Guantanamo Bay now and that the base should be returned eventually. He calls the U S eagle a symbol of imperialism losing strength as the Cuban revolution grows. The remarks were delivered at a youth rally and drew loud approval.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Castro
Guantanamo
United States
Real Break Claimed In Pilot Strike By Eastern
Eastern Airlines announced a real break in the pilots strike that disrupted service for over a week. A spokesman said flight crews were returning to work in Boston and some in New Orleans while Miami remained largely shut and no break there.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Boston
New Orleans
Eastern
Miami
Big Miami
Tony Taken Back To Waxworks
Tony Armstrong-Jones was recovered by police and returned to Madame Tussauds after the waxwork was damaged and stolen Friday night. The lifelike effigy suffered broken hands and a damaged face requiring repainting while being kept under guard until it can be publicly displayed again. A green Welcome Home placard was found with the dummy in a nearby telephone booth.
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London
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Tussaud
Roy Lane
Princess Margaret
Leonard Edwards
Armstrong-Jones
Margaret
Lane
State asks Supreme Court to deny review of eight union men
Raleigh AP reports the state will file a brief this week urging the U S Supreme Court to decline reviewing the appeal of eight textile union men convicted of conspiring to dynamite Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills facilities in Henderson.
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Raleigh
U.S. Supreme Court
Harriet-Henderson
Henderson
30 Spend 2 Weeks In Bomb Shelter
Thirty men women and children completed a two week stay in a 12 by 20 foot bomb shelter as part of an Office of Civil Defense test conducted by the American Institute for Research. Project director Dr James W Altman hailed the high degree of adjustment and few problems. The volunteers, including Laura Ellis 72 oldest, and Zygmunt Marion 49 with his family, endured no newspapers television or radios with only games and cards for recreation.
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Pittsburgh
American Institute For Research
James W. Altman
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Laura Ellis
Marcia Malinowski
Zygmunt
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Paul Marion Jr
Marion
Paul Jr
Kathleen
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