World Around Kishi Gets Triumphant Welcome
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi returned triumphantly to Japan after signing the U.S. Japanese security treaty in Washington and prepared to face ratification by a bulky parliament. An airport crowd estimated at over 12,000 greeted him with a banzai shout, the largest reception for a Japanese official.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Washington
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French atomic test date eyed for February in Sahara
Diplomatic sources said the first French atomic bomb could explode around February 13 and the Sahara Desert test period was set for February 1 to 20, weather likely to determine the final timing. Also, Soviet army leader General Malinin died after a long illness, announced by the Central Committee. In the Pacific, the US destroyer John McCain rescued all 41 crew of the sinking Japanese freighter Shinwa Maru northeast of Formosa after the ship rammed a log.
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London
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Soviet Communist Party
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Formosa
John McCain
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Anti Jewish Outbursts Near 1 000 Reported Worldwide
London reports nearly 1000 anti Semitic incidents across 243 towns in four countries. Dr M L Perlaweit of the World Jewish Congress United Nations representative cites Institute of Jewish Affairs figures compiled in New York.
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API
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World Jewish Congress
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Institute of Jewish Affairs
New York
Fragmented World War II Era Speech Notes Mention British Dominions
A garbledOCR fragment records a speaker addressing the 11th biannual conference of the British dominions. It hints at discussions of outbreaks and Christianization in the Middle East, noting Hong Kong as the sole Far Eastern incident reported.
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WIC
Middle East
Hong Kong
Incomplete Quote on Outbreaks Across Europe and South America
A fragment states that outbreaks occurred in every European country except Luxembourg and in South American nations with strong European ties. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event, date, or source.
The Abraham Lincoln Murder Case Book Promotion
A condensed note touts a February Reader's Digest 28 page feature on The Web of Conspiracy. It teases a grand scale murder mystery in American history, asking who cut 18 pages from Booths diary and why the President’s son spoke of treason in the cabinet.
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