Disarmament Talks Open with Wide Differences
Valerian Zorin, Soviet deputy foreign minister, opens new East West disarmament talks accusing the United States of sabotaging the Paris summit. U S ambassador Frederick Eaton and British official David Ormsby-Gore urge continued discussion as Western officials doubt progress under Russia's rigid plan.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
United States
Paris
Nikita
Zorin
Khrushchev
Frederick M. Eaton
U. S
Peet
David Ormsby-Gore
Apalachin Plea Appeals Set for Thursday Hearing
New York June 7 AP The first of 20 Apalachin delegates appeals is scheduled for Thursday before a U S district court. The group was convicted last December of conspiring to resist authorities in Apalachin New York on November 14 1957. Sentences include four year terms and one three year term with maximum five years.
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New York
U S. District Court
Lachin
N. Y
Eisenhower's 4 day state visit plan and security measures
Prime Minister Kishi and government directors discuss student threats ahead of President Eisenhower. A spokesman warned of strong action and possible airport traffic bans before the President arrives.
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Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
National Public Safety and Army
Labor
Ike's Jap Trip Should Go On
Hetter favors the journey to Japan despite leftist demonstrations against it.
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Ike
Hetter
Journey
Treaty as Peace Boon Secretary Tells Senators
Secretary of State Christian Herter urged Senate ratification of a new U S Japanese treaty saying it would strengthen international peace. He spoke during a hearing on June 7 detailing how the pact commits the United States to defend Japan if attacked and supports President Eisenhower’s planned Japan trip amid protests.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Herter
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Japan
Fulbright
United States
Far East
Santa Fe Branch at Leavenworth Hawthorne to be Abandoned
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner W. J. Gibbons recommended the Santa Fe railway be allowed to abandon its 20 mile Leavenworth to Hawthorne Kansas branch. The branch operates at a substantial loss and the ruling was issued in Washington on June 7.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Leavenworth
Hawthorne
Kas
Examiner
W. J. Gib
Radical students plan sitdown at Tokyo airport
In Tokyo on June 7 1951 radical students threaten a sitdown strike to block access routes at Tokyo International Airport on June 19 to hinder arrivals. The action aims to disrupt airport operations and protest current policies.
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Tokyo
Tokyo International
Anffort
Rambler Promises Space and Safety for Families on the Road
An advertisement touts Rambler cars with Airliner Reclining Seats and travel beds designed for family use. It highlights child safety features, adjustable seating, wide doors, and a roof-top Travel Rack. The copy emphasizes driver alertness by allowing one to sleep while the other drives. It positions Rambler as the most usable space in an automobile.
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Kenton Pharmacai Co., Inc
Jimmy
Tommy
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