Kishi Heads to Washington to Strengthen US Japan Ties
Tokyo Premier Kishi arrives in Honolulu en route to Washington to press for stronger US Japan friendship and mutual trust. He aims to expand Japan’s economic role in non Communist Asia and seeks a louder voice in US decisions affecting Japan.
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Honolulu
Kishi
Japan
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Hisaji Hattori
Okinawa
Bonin Islands
Girard
Asia
U.S
Communist Party
Cuban Rebel Youths Accused in Santiago Terror Claim
Cuban authorities accuse rebel youths allied with Fidel Castro's insurrection movement of a weekend of terror in Santiago de Cuba. Three people died including hospital director Norberto Machin, night club owner Pedro Luis Rodriguez, and an unnamed soldier. Col. Ramon Cruz Vidal urged civic leaders to mobilize against the terrorists.
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Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Norberto Machin
Pedro Luis Rodriguez
Ramon Cruz Vidal
Santiago
Chuckle on Roles and Pedestrian Rights in Homeric Style
Humorous quip notes the husband as head of the house and the pedestrian with right of way. It adds that both are mostly safe as long as they don’t overexercise their rights. The light satire plays on household and street role tensions.
Skilled Huntress Stalks Policeman in Police Station Drama
NEWTON New Jersey Patrolman William Knoll and two colleagues faced Vivian Masters a 20 year old armed with a 12 gauge shotgun inside the city police station. She demanded Patrolman Young and held off officers until Knoll disarmed her.
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Vivian Masters
Sussex County
Newton
N.J
William Knoll
New Jersey
Knoll
Charles Young
Miss Masters
Young
Anthony Deta
Deta
Clarence Friedland
Official Says Russia Should End Voice of America Jamming
A U S official argues Russia can show sincerity about a proposed TV radio exchange by stopping jamming Voice of America. Arthur Larson of USIA urged Moscow to cease jamming during a radio TV interview. Senate Leader Johnson and Secretary Dulles have voiced support for monthly exchanges.
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Washington
U. S
Voice of America
Arthur Larson
U.S. Information Agency
Larson
Russia
Eisenhower
Voice of American Broadcasting
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
United States
State Dulles
Senate Debates U S Membership in International Atomic Energy Agency
The Senate begins debate on joining the 80 nation International Atomic Energy Agency born from Eisenhower’s atoms for peace. Supporters tout cooperative control over nuclear materials and a possible U S exit if charter amendments fail Senate leaders expect a two thirds vote.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
United Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Knowland
California
Senators urge rethink of Red China trade ban
Senators Magnuson Fulbright and Thye call for re evaluating U S trade policy with Red China amid talks of easing restrictions. Knowland and Butler oppose any relaxation while Britain considers looser rules aligning with Russia. Magnuson proposes airline access and a China press exchange as steps. The Commerce Committee to review U S trade policy begins Thursday.
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Washington
United States
China
Magnuson
Dwash
Fulbright
D-Ark
Thye
R-Minn
Knowland
R-Calif
Butler
Peiping
Britain
Russia
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Duluth, Minn
Daytonian Sought in Shotgun Slaying
Hazard Kentucky authorities search for Donald Eugene Boyer 25 of Dayton Ohio for questioning in connection with a shotgun slaying of his father in law Cash Eversole 55. Eversole was killed and his wife critically injured when shot through a bedroom window early Sunday.
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Hazard
Donald Eugene Boyer
Dayton
Ohio
Cash Eversole
Eversole
Hussein divorces Dina in Jordanian royal split
Al Ahram reported King Hussein of Jordan divorced Queen Dina last week. The dissolution was conveyed to Dina in Cairo where she has resided at her father’s villa since September 1956, citing sources in Baghdad.
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Hussein
Cairo
Egypt
al Ahram
Jordan
Dina
Baghdad
Iraq
Rights Bill Battle Due In Senate
The House prepares to pass President Eisenhower's civil rights bill amid Southern opposition in the Senate. After Friday's 199 167 vote defeating a key amendment, the House moves to end debate by p.m. A Republican-led effort in the Senate tries to maneuver the measure around the Judiciary Committee, while Southern senators vow a filibuster. House Southerners press eight more amendments including direct federal court action without state courts and consent in writing from aggrieved parties before acting.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
P.m
Judiciary Committee
U.S
Wiley Seeks Senate Input on Dulles London Talks
Sen. Wiley says if Secretary of State Dulles wants senatorial advisers at the London disarmament conference with Harold Stassen the Senate should grant the request. He argues observers and advisers alike would not gain authority and notes Lyndon Johnson’s opposition to Senators participating in executive decisions. Stassen leads the U.S. talks with Russia Britain France and Canada.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Congress
Stassen
State Department
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Wilson Heads For Vacation After Defense Talks
Secretary of Defense Wilson departs for fishing trip in Canada after three days of closed door talks with top military leaders at Quantico Virginia. About 160 civilian and uniformed officials attended a closing luncheon. Wilson praised the strength of the armed forces. Details of the discussions were not released.
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Washington
Wilson
Canada
Quantico
Here
Haiti crisis turns violent amid army ouster protests
Port au Prince sees days of looting arson and gunfire after Provisional President Daniel Fignole is ousted. About 50 killed and 200 injured with fears the toll could rise as 1,000 Haitians imprisoned and unrest threatens a mass strike. U.S. diplomat reports no evacuation of Americans.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Negro Republic
U.S
Gerald Drew
Iraq Reluctant to Accept Nuri Said Resignation
In Baghdad the royal palace hesitated to accept Prime Minister Nuri Said's resignation. He told ministers he had not yet received a reply from King Faisal regarding his request to be relieved of further governmental duties due to health reasons.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Nuri
Faisal
Dayton Boy Drowns on Florida Vacation
Bruce Anthony Breckler eight of Dayton Ohio drowned Sunday in Pensacola Bay shortly after his parents Mr and Mrs Robert A Breckler arrived for a vacation.
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Dayton Boy
Florida
Pensacola, Fla
Bruce Anthony Breckler
Dayton
Ohio
Pensacola Bay
Robert A. Breckler
Four state storm threats amid nationwide heat wave
Storms threatened Iowa Kansas Nebraska and Minnesota as heat baked the country with 90s and 100s. Flooding hit St Louis Ellis Marshall Yankton and Dell Rapids with evacuations and power cuts as rivers rose rapidly.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Texas
Maine
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Ellis
Big Creek
Marshall
Redwood
Yankton
S.D
Big Sioux
Dell Rapids
Navy Pilot's Body Hunted in Erie Crash
Coast Guard and Air Force searchers hunted for Lt. Robert Kampmiller a 36 year old Navy test pilot after his single engine AD Skyraider crashed into Lake Erie three miles from Dunkirk New York on Sunday. Skindivers spotted the wreckage 15 feet below surface but could not unlock the cockpit canopy during the rescue attempt. Kampmiller from Uniontown Pennsylvania was on a routine training flight from the Naval Air Base at Akron Ohio with Lt. David Bertschi of Canton Ohio piloting another Skyraider.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Coast Guard
Air Force
Navy
Lake Erie
Robert Kampmiller
Uniontown
Kampmiller
Naval Air Base
Akron
Ohio
David Bertsch 1
Canton
Ford Foundation Scholar Held by Indonesian Authorities
Ford Foundation scholar Lucien Ira Zamorsky, 32, of Moline Illinois, has been detained on Terna te island for a month as Indonesian military authorities pursue further inquiry. The Foreign Office cited the army's disbelief at a language student possessing a naval sextant and surveying tools and noted claims of short wave radio signals received by Zamorsky from unknown sources.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Foreign Office
Ford Foundation
Lucien Ira Zamorsky
Moline
Ternate
Army
Zamorsky
Seventeen Die In Ohio Car Crashes And Drownings
An Associated Press tally records 32 fatalities in Ohio over a weekend period. Drownings included 15 year old John Ledney Jr and Bobby Sue Jackson, 5, with many victims from Ohio counties and nearby Canada. Additional deaths resulted from crashes and a lightning strike.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Jordan Egypt Tension Deepens as Embassy Closes
Amman reports the Jordanian embassy in Cairo will close as tensions with Egypt rise over the Arab alliance split. Foreign Minister Samir Rifai says political relations remain, but all staff are being recalled. Egypt has not stated retaliation, and regional subsidies and aid involving Saudi Arabia Syria and Iraq loom as factors. The United States has already disbursed part of its promised aid after Jordan shifted its government earlier.
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Jordan
Egypt
Cairo
Arab Unity
Nasser
Soukri Kuwaily
Hussein
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Samir Rifai
Britain
Syria
Iraq
United States
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