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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

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Senate approves treaty pact with Japan by wide margin

The Senate votes 90 to 2 to approve a treaty pact with Japan after extensive debate. Critics urge a harsher stance on administration foreign policy while backing the accord as a practical step. The result marks a significant shift in postwar diplomacy and signaling allied collaboration.

Japan

Senate ratifies U S Japanese security treaty amid opposition

The Senate approved the 10 year U S Japan security treaty by 90 to 2 with two more opposing, while a pair of southern and Georgia senators abstained to honor a paired vote. Japanese leftists threaten to block Ambassador MacArthur II and Foreign Minister Fujiyama during the exchange in Tokyo.

Washington Senate Russell Long Dla Richard B. Russell D-Ga Olin D. Johnston D-S.c Joseph S. Clark D-Pa Hugh Scott R-Pa Johnston Eisenhower Japan U. S Hawaii Tokyo Douglas MacArthur II Aiichiro Fujiyama Lyndon B. Johnson Texas United States Free World

Weather forecast notes warm temps and humidity

Partly cloudy and warm conditions expected with highs near the 90s and overnight lows in the mid 70s. Comfort index details show increasing discomfort as humidity rises with relative humidity around 91 percent at 6 am and barometer around 29.90 inches earlier, river level listed at 13.1 feet.

Lake of the Ozarks

Boy Shot at Pond Kills Friend in Ohio Tragedy

Cambridge Ohio June 22 AP David Dolan 13 fired rifle at pond bullet ricocheted from water striking Bobby Scrappansky 16 in the chest fatally.

Boy Friend Cambridge, O David Dolan Bobby Scrappansky

Harvard President Pleads to Repeal Loyalty Pledge

Nathan M. Pusey president of Harvard University urged the House to join the Senate in repealing the loyalty affidavit requirement in the government student loan program. The appeal was made in Washington on June 22 1950.

Washington Nathan M. Pusey Harvard University House Today Senate

Fisherman Drowned After Turtle Pulls Him In

Coeymans New York June 22 AP Herman Gladney age 30 hooked a sea turtle last night and was pulled into a creek by his catch. He drowned in sixteen feet of water as the turtle and line disappeared from view.

Coeymans N. Y Herman Gladney

Pilgrims Die in Colombo Van Fire Crash

A van carrying twelve pilgrims home from Our Lady of Madhu shrine in North Ceylon overturned near Colombo last night and burned. Seven others were critically burned in the fire.

Colombo Our Lady of Madhu Ceylon

Bans Nazi Rally Fears Riot at U S Party Event

Mayor Wagner feared a riot as a Nazi rally faced opposition from a United States party event. Delegates to a national convention approved a Catholic ban resolution unanimously. City workers report 213 uncounted residents found. Nixon and Kennedy era tensions show rifts between parties. Argentina asks UN to act in Eichmann case. Deaths listed on page 7A.

Wagner U.S Israel Argentina U. N Eichmann

Named to High Nazarene Post

The Rev. W. H. Lewis of Kansas City elected 6th General Superintendent in a Nazarene church post.

High Nazarene Post

Rev W H Lewis Elected Sixth Nazarene General Superintendent

After a lively morning of balloting the 666 delegates to the Nazarene Church quadrennial assembly at the Municipal Auditorium elected Rev W H Lewis of Kansas City as the churchs sixth general superintendent on the fifth ballot. He will serve a four year term on the board of superintendents and leaves his post as secretary of evangelism. the secretary position will be filled Saturday by the general board. Lewis led with 543 votes on the fifth ballot while two others trailed.

W. H. Lewis Kansas City The Nazarene Church Lewis Church of the Nazarene Municipal Auditorium Department of Evangelism Church Dr. Lewis East Seventy-seventh Street

Weather pattern to persist in Kansas City area

The weather bureau says Kansas City June will stay partly cloudy with rising temperatures. Tonight's low should be mid 70s and tomorrow's high in the 90s with high humidity. A five day forecast shows Missouri temps six to eight degrees below normal. Let Star Want Ads assist you.

Kansas City Weather Bureau Missouri

Starlight theater auditions pick 15 children for The King and I

Richard H. Berger, producer, selects 15 youngsters aged under 12 from a line of hopefuls for The King and I starring Gisele MacKenzie. Rehearsals run August 22 through September 4 with safety measures noted for chaperoned auditions.

Starlight Theater Richard H. Berger Gisele MacKenzie

Congress backs new sugar act authority over Cuba sales

In Washington, Secretary Herter wins congressional support for a sugar act granting the President power to cut Cuba’s U.S. sales. The move comes as lawmakers weigh the broader impact on trade and policy.

Washington Herter Congress Cuba United States Cooley DN. C

Explosion at Bishopton Ammunition Plant Kills Seven

London reports seven killed in a government ammunition plant explosion at Bishopton Scotland. War Office confirms fatalities in the incident.

London War Office Bishopton Scotland

US achieves space first two satellites in one rocket

Cape Canaveral June 22 AP US launches a Thor-Able-Star two stage rocket delivering Transit II-A and a piggyback satellite into orbit. Transit II-A advances navigation research while the piggyback measures solar radiation. Orbit confirms over Seattle with apogee 563 miles and perigee 460 miles. Nine more satellites in orbit, Russia lagging with two earth satellites and one solar. Navy and Air Force call the mission a success.

Navy Naval Research Laboratory Cape Canaveral Fla United States Air Force Transit America Vanguard Russia Seattle Thomas F. Connolly Pacific Missile Range Astronautic Department Ape Canaveral, Fla

Young Woman Slain Found On Railroad Embankment

In Chicago on June 22 an unidentified young woman was found dead on a South Side railroad embankment. Police say she was raped and likely killed before midnight. A railroad worker reported hearing a scream. a man was detained nearby for questioning.

Chicago

New Chile Quakes Strikes Hit Regions Again

Two new earthquakes rocked six devasted provinces of Southern Chile. Concepcion and Valdivia provinces felt the strongest shocks, revisiting destruction after the devastating May temblors and tidal waves. In Valdivia City the cathedral interior walls collapsed along with other May-damaged structures.

Santiago Chile Concepcion Valdivia

Shortest Disarmament Conference Session Held

Geneva June 22 The L0 nation disarmament conference met for only two minutes with no statements made, marking the shortest session on record.

Geneva

Rhee Officials On Trial In South Korea Rigging Case

Four members of Syngman Rhee's government went on trial in Pusan on charges they rigged the March presidential election to favor Rhee and his running mate Lee Kim Poong.

Seoul Syngman Rhee Pusan Rhee Lee Kim Poong

New Faces on a Comics Page

The newspaper announces new comic strip features starting next Monday on a dedicated comics and features page. Big George, created by Virgil Partch, debuts as an outrageous morning character, while My Son John appears in the afternoon.

Big George Virgil Partch John

Missouri unions split over work dispute and benefits

Bricklayers Local No. 4 threatens to picket as Builders Association resists returning 500 union members to work. Kansas City and Missouri locals wage contract battles amid ongoing strikes, job losses, and halted projects. Don Wilkerson cites hardship while relations with A G C and Hutton remain unsettled.

Builders Association Contractors’ Labor Committee Kansas City Kansas Don Wilkerson Wilkerson Hutton

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