U S General Calms Storm Around Okinawa
Lt Gen Donald P Booth the U S High Commissioner of the Ryukyus visits Okinawa amid tensions from 1956-58. He allies with local leaders to ease protests and push economic reforms including a free trade zone and potential funds.
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Donald P. Booth
Okinawa
Henza Island
U.S
United States
The
Ryukyus
Islands
Booth
U. S
Red
China
University of the Ryukyus
Naha
Cap
Japan
Ohio Woman Killed In Crash At Perine Corners
A two car collision at Routes 78 and 965 near Perhine corners left one woman dead and eight injured. Edna Lowmiller of Youngstown died at Grove City Hospital, while others were treated for injuries. The report notes a grim base and outlines economic measures related to Ryukyu land rents, banking, and a free trade zone under U S oversight.
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Grove City
Perrine Corners
Here
Edna Lowmiller
Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph Barnhill
Grove City Hospital
Long Distance Rate Cut Ordered by FCC
The FCC ordered a nationwide reduction of long distance rates for interstate calls over 300 miles, totaling about 50 million dollars annually. AT&T protested the order and expected mid September implementation, with company officials urging defense and network improvements. Rep Emanuel Celler praised the move.
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Washington (Ap
Federal Communications Comission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Kappel
Emanuel Celler
House
Judiciary
FCC
Lightning Kills Coshocton Boy Refuging Under Tree
An 18 year old Coshocton resident, James E Mounts, was struck and killed by lightning while taking shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm. The incident occurred Friday south of Coshocton. The report also notes a separate military science claim about submarine visibility from aircraft.
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Coshocton
Ohio
James E. Mounts
Here
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America
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Kamejiro Senaga
Mie
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Moe
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Ria
Washington
Bank of the Ryukyus
Bank of America
Frederick R. Kappel
At&t
Dacron and Cotton
Dacron & Rayon
Corner Mens Shop
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