Eisenhower Visit to Japan in Question Over Tokyo Protests
Tokyo faces volatile protests from left wing groups against Prime Minister Kishi and the U S Japan Security Pact as President Eisenhower plans a June 19 arrival. Risks of anti west demonstrations loom if the treaty stalls or dies. Kishi’s leadership hinges on decisive ratification and U S reaction remains cautious.
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Eisenhower
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United States
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Paris
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Plenty Of Jobs For College Graduates This Year
A Business Week survey of university placement officers and company recruiters finds higher demand and pay for graduates this year. Technical fields show sensational prospects. other majors report adequate but steady markets. The upbeat tone suggests the U.S. economy is recovering after 1958.
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Business Week
U.S
Theobald on teachers and rising costs in modern world
R John Theobald NYC school superintendent says teaching faces a new era where prices and space rise, not fall. He notes the difficulty of applying old maxims and ponders economist confusion as costs continue upward despite business trends.
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New York City
Dr. Theobald
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition May 25 1960
The page appears as a historical newspaper masthead with publisher details and a pledge text. It lists editors Char W Ratliff and associate editor Jon Pare, and notes payment and mailing details for the Lubbock Texas edition dated May 25 1960.
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Associated Press
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Considine on the Line Debris From Summitry Debates
Special correspondent Bob Considine reflects on ups and downs of mid century summits. He notes failed talks with Bulganin, cancelled 1958 meeting under Red China pressure, and Khrushchev insults at a 1960 session amid Lebanon's brush war. The piece questions future diplomacy and the Soviet leader's resolve.
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Paris
West
Bulganin
Lebanon
Khrushchev
Red China
United States
Paris Drug Store Wonders Impress Tourists
The piece highlights a Paris Champs Elysees drug store offering two novel devices for visitors. A foot and facial massage machine uses a 1 franc coin and an oxygen mask, delivering a curious tonic amid summit talk and royal wedding fatigue. It also notes theories about Khrushchev and the Soviet leadership during the era.
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Paris
Nixon Strategy Seen Aiming at Six Key States
The Nixon campaign strategy centers on winning about 30 percent in six industrial states New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Michigan to edge ahead of Kennedy. It emphasizes appealing to labor blacks and other groups while stressing civil rights record and economic gains under Republican oversight.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Harlem
Lower East Side
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
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Washington
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Afl-Cio
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Genet
France
United States
Great Britain
George Washington
New York State
Khrushchev
Nelson Rockefeller
Ockefeller
Wendell Willkie
New York States
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
City approves funds for new 50 000 person sewage plant plan
The city commission signaled the go ahead for a $250000 bond project approved in 1938 to build a high capacity trickling filter sewage system to serve 50000 residents two miles southwest of the city in the Boles tract and expandable later. DEL RIO An angry crowd escorted three suspected anti US literature distributors out of town. VAN NUYS An Army officer predicts mass production of aircraft using all plastic molds. WASHINGTON Congress learns of Navy plan for an aircraft destroyer to counter aerial attacks.
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van Nuys
Calif
Army
Joseph L. Stromme
Army Air Corps Planning Division
Washington
Congress
Navy
Khrushchev Eyes US Election and Rockefeller Plot Says Sokolsky
The piece reports Nikita Khrushchev’s alleged interference in the American election and his preference for Adlai Stevenson, criticizing Nixon and predicting a Rockefeller bid. It notes Rockefeller’s aggressive campaign style and suggests Democrats expect his nomination in coming years.
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George E. Sokolsky
Wee Khrushchev
Adlai Stevenson
Khrushchev
Richard Nixon
United States
Nixon
Moscow
Khushchev
Sokolsky
Nikita Khrushchev
Rhee's Bodyguard Indicted On Tax Charges
Kwak Yung-joo, former president Syngman Rhee's chief bodyguard, indicted on charges of abuse of power and tax evasion. He is accused of ordering the release of eight hoodlums who attacked student demonstrators and of evading taxes from a hotel business.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Kwak Yung-jooe
Kwak
Possible new drug linked to disease concern
The speaker muses about a potential disease linked to a newly discovered drug, expressing uncertainty about its effects and seeking information on potential health risks. The remark hints at early doubts before formal studies or official statements.
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