Tokyo Riots Against U.S. Treaty Recalled
Tokyo observers recount three years after the anti security treaty rallies that toppled Prime Minister Kishi and stalled Eisenhower’s Tokyo visit. Analysts on both sides assess shifts in Japanese politics with Ikeda’s conciliatory approach and rising leftist factions challenging stability.
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Brown plans Civil Rights Task Force for California
California Governor Edmund G. Brown announced a three point program to enforce civil rights laws through executive actions and state coordination. He told San Francisco Law School graduates a Civil Rights Task Force would close gaps between policy and practice and will consult with agency leaders this week.
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Indonesia and Netherlands End West Irian Discord
Jakarta reports that Indonesia and the Netherlands have settled tensions over West Irian with cautious optimism. Both sides see potential Dutch trade advantages and shared language skills, yet lingering anti imperialist sentiment and unresolved compensation for Dutch properties threaten a durable pact.
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