Japan Rejects Red Protests Forceful Tokyo note to Moscow over U S Japan security ties
Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama summoned Russian Ambassador Nicolai Fedorenko to deliver a blunt démarche rejecting Moscow's protests against the U S Japan security treaty and U 2 flights. The note denounced Russia as meddling and defended Japan's independent stance alongside the West amid Cold War tensions.
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Leroy Hansen
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Russia
Soviet Union
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Nicolai Fedorenko
U.s.japan
Sapanese
Snti
Eienhower
United States
Pole
Hungary
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hus
Apan
U. S
China
Morison Files Writ To Force Building Permit
Malcolm Morison Jr advanced a writ of mandamus to compel Kingsport city officials to issue a building permit for a Howard Johnson Motel at the Lynn Drive Interchange. He alleges discrimination after repeated permit denials over a controversial driveway plan that would cross the highway. Court dates are set as officials dispute site and safety issues with the driveway and zoning amendments.
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Dayton E. Phillips
Simon Jones
Malcolm Morison Jr
Howard Johnson
Kingsport
Morison
Howard Johnson's
Jones
Ue Lynnie Drive
UB. Highway 118
Philips
Mori Ron
Satuday
Altorneys
Jack Raulston
Channeller
Planning Commission
Butler Says Harry Wants His Ouster
Los Angeles AP report says James Butler disputes Harry S Truman’s push to remove him as Democratic national chairman. Butler denies rigging the convention and vows not to resign, while detailing rumors Truman seeks a preconvention meeting of the national committee.
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Butler
Harry
Los Angeles
Truman
Paul
Bower
National Committee
Joan Kennedy
Weather Outlook From Ut. Report
Weather forecast summary notes partly cloudy to clear conditions with an unusually warm uptrend. Temperatures rise into the upper 40s to lower 50s this weekend with light winds and humidity around the mid to high 70s.
Well Naturally and Where Else in a Theft Report
William Bruce said his verbatim statement about a theft from his refrigerator was to prevent it being taken. Deputies asked why the refrigerator mattered and Bruce replied that he kept items there to deter theft.
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William Bruce
Bruce
Khrushchev Talks With Austrian Workers During Vienna Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited Vienna to meet Chancellor Julius Raab and tour factories including the Austro Fiat plant. He joked about buying Austria’s output, saying workers could be paid fairly and stay employed. The visit aimed to widen economic and cultural ties amid a mixed reception outside the plant.
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Vienna
UPI
Nikita Khruschev
Austria
Khrushchev
Viena
Austral Fist
Julius Raab
Austro-Fiat
Hom
Kareshchev
Burdick Wins North Dakota Senate Victory
Democratic Rep. Quentin Burdick claimed a narrow victory in North Dakota's special senatorial election as the Midwest rebuked Republican farm policy. With most counts in, Burdick held a lead over Gov. John Davis, possibly triggering a recount. The 52-year-old widower announced plans to wed Jocelyn Peterson next Thursday. Independence Day observances will close Sullivan County offices Saturday and Monday. reopen Tuesday.
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Bismarck
N.D
UPI
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Midwest
Burdick
North Dakkota
Senate
Republic
John Davi
Davis
Washington
Jocelyn Peterson
Fargo
Perfection-seeking Bandit Robs Bank Then Warns of Vault
Malone Florida police say Robert Dean Dickey 28 returned to the Farmers Bank of Malone and used a pistol demanding all the money but bungled the vault latch. He fled with partner Sarah Ann McAlpin after taking about $16,000 in a bag, pursued into Georgia where they were captured in a Cedar Springs cornfield. An officer ordered Dickey to drop the gun and he complied.
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Pri Tor
Sarah Ann MecAlpin
Sneade
Fin
Dickey
Charly
Miss McAlpin
Monty Rogara
Auustomer
Orbit Williams
Williams
Thett Williams
Will Jonson
Misa McAlpin
Marianna, Fla
Demo Leaders Confident of Adjournment Approval
Washington sources report Democrats expect House support for a recess of Congress to attend party conventions. Senate approved Aug 8 return. House action seen possible but not certain. Johnson accuses GOP of partisan motives and delaying convention access for Democrats. Additional items note Rockefeller testimony on national policy and a 15 cent increase compromise to the federal minimum wage.
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UPI
Weno Turatié
House
Senate
Congress
Los Angeles
Chicago
Sam Hayburn
D-Tex
Lyndon B. Johneoh Tex
Johnson
Platform Committee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kie
DEENA
Fiat & Pew
House Republicans
House OKs pay raise over Ike veto amid crash report
The House approved a $740 million federal pay raise bill despite President Eisenhower’s veto, aiming to boost 1570,000 postal and white collar workers with an average 6.8 percent first-year increase. Postmaster General Lumipherfield urged support as Republicans warned against fiscal irresponsibility, while a crash near Pound, Virginia left a six-month-old baby critically injured and several relatives injured.
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Washington
VPP
House
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Jveto
Arthur E. Lumiperfield
Kdes
GOP
Ren
Glenn Cunningham
Park i ‘Hce
Civil Service Committee
Submerfield
Cunningham
Binmerfield
Knoxville
Pound
Tarie
Timothy Cantrell
William
L. Cantrell
Fouur
Slid
Julia
Cuba Seizes Esso Texaco Shell Refineries Over Refusal to Refin Russian Oil
Cuba moved to seize the Esso Texaco and Shell refineries after American and British operators refused to process Russian crude. Fidel Castro’s government placed the plants under intervención, warning further seizures of Cuban Electric and Telephone holdings as Soviet oil flows to Havana increase. Governments fear economic collapse without rapid oil supplies. Russian shipments via barge loaded with oil crossed Havana Bay to the plants amid tight security.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
Esso
Shell
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Texaco
Casto
Cuban Electric Co
Cuban Telephone Co
Have and Say
Cuban Petroleum Institute
Ssso
Revolucion
Petrolleum
Seiztre
Cubs
Santiago de Cuba
Guantanamo
Guyrsvnus
Gauw Us
Enament
Standard Oi
Safety Council
Veneseroyd
Wuelan Oi
Bilion
House Rushes OK On Cuban Sugar Provision
The House voted 394 to 0 to grant President Eisenhower power to curb Cuban sugar imports as a strategic move against Fidel Castro. Senate leaders eyed action before recess or awaiting August return, amid warnings Castro could ship large sugar quotas to the U.S. quickly. The bill would instantly revoke Cuba’s 3.2 million ton quota, with remaining balance to be decided by the President.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Senate
Congress
Castro
United States
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Agriculture Committee
de Hoeven
Castra
Cuba
May Die On Highways This Weekend
Millions of Americans will drive for the July Fourth weekend with safety warnings from the Safety Council. As many as 370 may die on highways and 160 to 170 may drown despite cautions to avoid speed drinking and agitation.
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United Press International
The
Safety Council
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