Eisenhower Japan trip defense pact stirs mixed reactions
President Eisenhower vows to visit Japan as a new defense agreement goes into effect, while Japanese protests and political tensions test US relations. Analysts question tangible gains from overseas trips, preferring traditional diplomacy via foreign ministers and cautious leadership at home.
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United States vows to honor defense pledges amidst tensions
AP reports Washington asserts it will live up to defense pledges as Soviet statements threaten. State Department accuses Soviet leader Malinovsky of intimidation while noting the U2 incident and ongoing tensions over radar bases and alleged spy plane clashes.
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Airlift to Chile Ends as Relief Fleet Flies In
A large US airlift delivered more than 800 tons of supplies and 10 relief workers to quake stricken Chile. In six days, 6,000 tons of aid left the United States aboard airlift flights ending today, with the last ships of relief supplies flown to San Rio.
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