United States to Arm Japan in major defense push
Washington reports the United States plans a multi million dollar aid program to help Japan strengthen its defense. The total may reach about 130 million dollars with talks in Washington and Tokyo aiming to triple Japan’s ground naval and air forces in coming years. A new treaty would authorize transfers of U.S. ships to Japan as part of the effort. The move signals a shift in U.S. policy and Japanese postwar rearmament thinking while Allied occupation constraints fade.
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Official Introduction of Color TV Ready
The commission said neither Lather nor Soghoisn Cooke had complied with FCC rules requiring experiments on the site and delivery of sample receivers to the commission for detailed inspection.
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Mystery Disease Strikes Sanitarium in Maryland
Public Health Service researchers investigated a mystery illness at Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium in Rockville Maryland. No patients showed polio, but officials did not rule out the disease being polio, with 36 staff and relatives affected but few long term effects observed. Director Victor F Hage noted a similar outbreak 19 years earlier at Los Angeles General Hospital.
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Nixon Pledges Statehood Move Amid Far East Tour
Paris dispatch reports Vice President Nixon declaring statehood for Hawaii will come soon as he visits Honolulu to learn local issues. He vows Hawaii’s statehood will be a major item in the 1934 congressional agenda while addressing territory problems and drought impacts. Nixon meets Gov. King and civic and labor groups during the Far East goodwill mission.
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Month Adds 15 Years of Freedom to Life for Montoya
Charles Montoya, an inmate at the state penitentiary, won an appeal before District Judge Albert T Frantz, reducing his sentence from 25-38 years for aggravated robbery to 9 years 11 months to 10 years. The case cites Colorado law on penalties for ages 21 and under.
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Yank Admits Slaying German Taxi Driver
Erding Germany Airman Winston J. Hinton 19 of Honolulu Hawaii confessed to the hammer slaying of a 49 year old German taxi driver authorities announced today.
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Cave-in Buries Man Half Hour He Lives
Hollywood: A street workman was buried nearly thirty minutes under ten feet of earth after a sewer ditch caved in while 39 year old Dave Barlanga removed timbers. Fellow workers freed his arm in 20 minutes and uncovered his head 5 minutes later. Firemen used a hose to pour air to him and he was released after about an hour and a half.
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Amazo Instant Pudding Grand Claim Ad
In a brisk pitch the ad touts Amazo Instant Pudding as ready in 30 seconds with no cooking or cooling. It promises six servings per package, creamy texture, no lumps, and instant setting. It highlights flavors chocolate, butterscotch and vanilla and calls Amazo the West Coast’s largest selling instant dessert.
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