Japanese Choose New Regime Today
In Tokyo voters choose 467 seats in the House of Representatives with Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and his Liberal Democratic party favored to expand a postwar margin over the Socialists. High turnout is forecast as Japan debates continued alliance with the United States amid recent political shocks.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
United States
Ikeda
Liberal - Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Kennedy Vote Lead Narrowed In Alaska Fallout
AP reports late revisions show Alaska leaning Nixon as absentee ballots swing results. Kennedy holds 300 electoral votes while Nixon gains three Alaska electoral votes and narrows the overall margin in California with remaining absentee totals still uncounted.
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Washington
Alaska
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
California
Los Angeles Bus Strike Settled After Eight-Hour Talks
A four day transit strike in Los Angeles ended after an eight hour negotiating session. The 27 month contract awaits union ratification by 90 mechanics and could resume streetcars and buses on Monday. The agreement averts contempt actions and ends traffic jams that disrupted 400 000 commuters.
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Transit Authority
Riverside
Orange
San Bernardino
MTA
Spend More Germans Are Told
U S Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson and Undersecretary C. Douglas Dillon arrived in Bonn to press West Germany to increase spending for foreign aid and NATO costs. The three day talks with Ludwig Erhard focus on easing U S dollar reserves strain and strengthening the free world's monetary system.
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Bonn
Germany
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
C. Douglas Dillon
U. S
U.S
Ludwig Erhard
Hilger Scherpenberg
Anderson
Washington
Free World
Erhard
Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Beauties' Mom Faces Trial Again in Cleveland
Lilian Fratantonio, 29, mother of five in Cleveland, goes on trial for a second time in Juvenile Court on charges of abusing her two daughters Venita, 5, and Bernadette, 3, by feeding sleep inducing drugs. The prior mistrial followed the mother's illness and death after conviction for neglect. Judge Albert A. Waldman to preside with Judge Spellacy’s successor.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Lillian Fratantonio
Cleveland
Venita
Bernadette
Fratantonio
Margaret J. Spellacy
Albert A. Waldman
Immigrant Mother Statue Unveiled in Cathedral Square
A six foot bronze statue titled The Immigrant Mother was unveiled in Cathedral Square Milwaukee. The $30,000 gift to Milwaukee County came from William George Bruce founder of Bruce Publishing Co who died in 1949. Sculptor Ivan Mestrovic Yugoslav now a Notre Dame sculpture professor arrived in 17.
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Milwaukee
Cathedral Square
Milwaukee County
William George Bruce
The
Bruce Publishing Co
Ivan Mestrovic
University of Notre Dame
Students Protest Food Fare at Winston-Salem College
A Saturday night protest at Winston-Salem Teachers College saw students chant for better cafeteria meals and throw plates. By 6 p.m. the cafeteria was empty and littered with debris after the march began around 5:45 p.m. The crowd then marched to President F. L. Atkins's home.
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Winston-Salem
Winston - Salem ‘Teachers College
F. L. Atkins
Hoffa Under Scrutiny By Congress and Courts
Washington AP James R Hoffa head of the Teamsters faces renewed probes by Congress and a Florida grand jury. Sen McClellan says hearings beginning Dec 13 will explore racketeering influence and irregularities in Teamsters locals under Hoffa while a Florida inquiry questions alleged $400000 misuse of union funds.
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Washington
James R
Hoffa
Big Teamsters Union
Congress
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters
New York City
Hoodlum
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Massachusetts
Robert
McClellan Senate
Florida
Kennedy
Jerome Adlerman
Robert Kennedy
Senate
New York
McClellan
James R. Hoffa
Love People Teen Agers Told at NC convention
Nearly a thousand teen-agers at the sixth annual North Carolina Association of Future Teacher Clubs convention were urged to love people before pursuing teaching. Charles W. Phillips, director of public relations at Woman's College, spoke at Elliott Hall. Linda Brooks of West Mecklenburg High School was chosen as state president.
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Greenstono
North Carolina Association of Future Teacher Clubs
Charles W. Phillips
Womans College
Elliott Hall
Woman's College
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Joseph S. McCarthy
Linda Brooks
West Mecklenburg High School
Charlotte
Patterson
Albemarle
N. C
Miller’s, Inc
Annex
Declaration Group
Clyde Pearson
Weiman
Heywood
Wakefield
Contessa
Lawson
Thomasville
Welch Valley
Whitely
Finchleigh
American of Martins
American Square Group
Lane
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Maddox
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