Herter Urges Fast Ratification of Security Pact
Secretary of State Christian Herter told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that ratifying the U S Japanese security pact soon is preferable. He noted Japan's Diet ratified the treaty, and Senate action could come today. Lyndon B Johnson said he hoped for action before adjournment, as Herter commented on Eisenhower visits and Japan’s invitation cancelation.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
U. S
Senate Appropriations
Japan
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Herter
Appropriations
Johnson
Eisenhower
Eastern Air Lines pilots return to work after 10 day wildcat strike
Eastern Air Lines pilots resumed flying amid court and union pressure. About 35 to 40 Miami departures were planned as operations aim to return to normal by Wednesday. Affected carriers include Pan Am and National Airlines saw talks resume under federal mediation while ALPA ordered pilots back to cockpits. First flights left for Boston New York Washington Newark Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis and Chicago.
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Fla
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
National Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Air Line Pilots Assa
ALPA
U.S
New Orleans
Boston
New York
Washington
Newark
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Chicago
Eisenhower Rebounds with Hawaii Welcome After Far East Tour
President Eisenhower, greeted by more than 100000 Hawaiians, recovered from weariness after his Far East tour. He napped then played nine holes at Kaneohe Marine base before planning a morning round again. Aloha crowds and a peaceful Mauilike climate framed a mixed Tokyo stop cancellation and overall cordial reception.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Korea
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
Kaneohe
Senate approves revenue increase ending tax fight
The Senate, by a 84 to 0 vote, extends present rates on corporate income and excise taxes for another year. The bill raises about 41 billion in revenue and adds an estimated 650 million through loophole closing amendments. The House may oppose these changes in conference.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Nine Die In Four-Car Pileup In Louisiana
Mass collision in New Iberia Louisiana killed nine people when a car attempting to pass four others collided with an oncoming vehicle. Victims include Aaron Williams Sr and three sons, Rev Lloyd D Taylor, George Babineaux Jr and others from New Iberia Jeanerette and Tupelo Mississippi. One survivor Archie Alexander suffered minor injuries.
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New Iberia
Aaron Williams Sr
Aaron Jr
Roger
Lloyd
Patentville
Lloyd D. Taylor
Tupelo
George Babineaux Jr
Alvin Bidin
Sebastian A. Laporte
Jeanerette
Patrick Henry
Taylor
Archie Alexander
Patontville
Williiams Boys
Emmy Awards Favor Olivier Bergman Stack and Belafonte
A trio of veteran film figures Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack won key Emmy prizes. Belafonte became the first Black actor to win an Emmy and Art Carney captured best comedy show honors.
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Hollywood AP
Laurence Olivier
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Stack
Harry Belafonte
Jackie Gleason
Second Banana
Art Carney
Olivier
Gauguin
Chariton Heston
Larry
Miss Bergman
Desi Arnaz
Arnaz
Stack
Jane Wyatt
Anderson
Belafonte
Astaire
Fred
Carney
Danny Thomas
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
VIP
Hollywood
New York
Playhouse 90
CBS
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Rod Serling
Nixon Asserts Economy To Stay Ahead Of Reds
Vice President Richard Nixon told the National Junior Chamber of Commerce that the U.S. economy will stay ahead of the Soviet Union through the century. He warned Khrushchev’s boasts and urged limited government action to support private industry while maintaining fiscal discipline.
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Nixon
ST. Louis
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Khrushchev
United States
Rockefeller Faces Mixed GOP Reactions To National Campaign Plan
Washington AP report notes Republicans greeted Gov Nelson Rockefeller s plan to tour nationally to aid GOP candidates with mixed feelings. Thruston Morton welcomed the move while strategists worry Rockefeller may neglect New York while campaigning elsewhere. Morton urges strong New York push to secure its 45 electoral votes for Nixon.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
New York
Senate
House
Thruston B. Morton
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
Senate Proposal Pushes Publicizing Overseas Expenses
A Senate amendment to publish overseas expense accounts of Congress members advances in the $129.7 million legislative bill. Backers note recent travel bill disclosures by House members may influence the outcome as a House rejection last April looms. The measure, sponsored by Williams and Smith, may go to a House Senate conference for a final deal. It also funds restoring the Supreme Court chambers and raises postal allowances for senators.
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Washington
Senate
House
John J. Williams
R-Del
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Carl Hayden
D.ariz
John Stennis
D-Miss
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Williams
Richard B. Russell
West Virginia robbers steal from Motor Vehicles vault
State Police and FBI probe the largest WV theft, with initial cash loss estimated at 368000 dollars plus possible checks. Commissioner J Marshall Holcomb says final figures may take days as detectives interview department workers, patrols sweep taverns, and janitors note the time of the break in amid license rush.
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Charleston
W.va
J. Marshall Holcomb
West Virginia
Holcomb
Motor Vehicles Department
FBI
Rules Committee Advances School Construction Bill Effort
The House Rules Committee agreed to hear a request to allow conferees from the Senate and House to work out a compromise on a school construction bill for President Eisenhower. Informal agreement on a possible compromise exists, with major disputes still between the chambers over anti segregation provisions.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Cation Committee
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Congress
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
Education Committee
Barden
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
James C. Davis
Dga
Rains Bring Summer Into Carolinas
Rain spread across the Carolinas bringing moisture and warmth with highs in the 80s to low 90s. Counties and cities logged scattered showers with Greenville 94 and Columbia 93 as Raleigh posted 90 and Wilmington 88. Asheville measured .52 inches with Charlotte at .44 and Greensboro .21 inches.
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Carolinas
Greenville
S.C
Columbia
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Augusta
Charleston
Grandfather Mountain
Asheville
Greensboro
Eisenhower Far East Trip Yields Mixed Results
President Eisenhower drew about three million cheers in Korea, the Philippines, Formosa and Hawaii but the trip carried risks for policy. The Japan visit collapse and potential fallout threaten prestige and the broader aim of stabilizing Western democracy in the Far East.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Far East
Korea
Philippines
Formosa
Okinaa
Japan
Germany
Tokyo
Johansson Eager For Return Bout
New York reports Ingemar Johansson, dethroned by Floyd Patterson, eager to fight Patterson again for the heavyweight title. Johansson, after a night’s sleep, notes Patterson was fresher and stronger and hopes a third bout may come soon. He recovered from a fifth round knockout and counted out by the referee after a two left hooks flurry.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patters
Patterson
Johansson
Arthur Mercante
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