Eisenhower in Alaska Praised During Anchorage Visit
President Eisenhower toured Anchorage amid cheering crowds as a huge American flag unfurled before city hall. He spoke of Alaska becoming the 49th state, recalling pioneer lore and statehood horizons while praising its growth and resource mastery.
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Eisenhower
Fourth Ave
Anchorage
Washington
Egan
Alaska
Union
Kan-E Sas
Yukon
Klondike
Eskits Tnos
Jack Loudon
Robert Service
Oews
Arctic
United States
Reds Take Over Japan Mobs Continue Coverage
Security plans for Eisenhower's Japan visit intensify as 25,000 police prepare to shield the President and Emperor Hirohito. Street demonstrations by leftists, including Zengakuren, threaten to disrupt events with protests and a general strike through the week.
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House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Osaka
Kyoto
Kobe
Hirohito
Japan
United States
Rescue 5 on Tiny Vessel Off Pe, Loma Coast
Five people aboard an 18 foot boat with a failing compass and low fuel were rescued 35 miles off Pe Loma by the German ship T S Traveslen. The party from Newport Beach had left Catalina Island at 9 am and faced fog and a dead radio during the sinking voyage.
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T/S
Traveslen
Loma
Sandy Mag- Key
River Ave
Newport Beach
Rob
Peter
Larry Harvey
Vista Dr
Catalina Island
Mackay
Myinland
Coast Guard
C. O. Etferoth
Geremin
Mink buyers warned of dyed furs and price tricks
A Federal Trade Commission statement warns mink buyers to beware dyed furs sold as natural dark mink. Officials say dyed mink can fetch up to 50 percent more than natural varieties, and some dealers may misrepresent prices to hoodwink shoppers.
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Washington
Commission
Earl W. Kintner
South Africa hid horror of Pondoland killings says papers
Journalists report police clashed with about 400 Negro demonstrators in Pondoland last Monday. Newspapers claim 291 Negroes were killed and 50 injured, while the Justice Ministry says six were killed. Officials blame the unrest on the outlawed African National Congress and say police acted in self defense. Reporters faced access limits and locals say authorities ordered silence. The protest challenged the government's plan to appoint chiefs and headmen. Separately, Western fears rose that Congo independence may ignite regional feuds.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pondoland
Cape Province
Naftal
Ministry of Justice
African National Congress
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