Leftists Protests Rock Japan Parliament Amid Riots
Rival factions clashed near the Diet as protesters hurled stones and banged at entrances while authorities arrested 175 students and 28 rightists. Premier refused to resign, Kishi vowed punishment, and a U S Japan crisis fear grew as Eisenhower’s visit was postponed.
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Peiping
Moscow
Inejiro Asanuma
Kawakami
Toma
Diet
Kishi
Japan
Washington
Koichiro Asakai
Eisenhower
U.S. - Japan
Pearl Harbor
Sovereignty Commission In Operation Continues Secrets
The Sovereignty Commission remains in operation with records that may be kept secret. Access is limited to commission members and the Legislature. The attorney general serves as legal representative, with potential additional counsel chosen with governor and AG approval. The commission can set policy and direct all state officers and agencies to cooperate.
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Commission
JES' Pe Ramblin Continued From Page One
The piece lists several local families connected to the event, naming James Larkin Jr., 303 Erin Ave. Robert C. McDowell, 208 Lakeside Dr. and A E Montgomery Sr., 1804 Island Dr, as the sons of the stated couples.
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James Larkin, Jr
Erin Ave
Robert C. McDowell
Lakeside Dr
A. E. Montgomery
Island Dr
Fathers Day Observed With Gifts And Banquets
Fathers Day is observed on the third Sunday in June along with Mothers Day in Cate and the United States. Gifts and banquets will honor fathers in many places as part of the observance.
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Cate
United States
Letter Urges Exemption On College Fee Hike
A letter dropped at Louisiana lawmakers offices urges exemptions for foreign students in a bill to raise out of state fees at state colleges. The bill would require at least 350 dollars yearly from nonresidents while the State Education Department plans to raise fees to 500 dollars based on per-student costs near 1000 dollars annually.
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Baton Rouge
Loouisiana
Louisiana
State Education Department
U S Indicts Cuba Plot The United States probes Cuban link to a staged photo
Lyndon B Johnson calls for serious thought on how to respond to evolving Soviet Cuban ties. Cuban suspect Lacayo and crew including Lester Bradley were arrested June 13, then disclosed as arrested two weeks earlier and kept in communicado. Castro sent a January telegram inviting Lacayo to meet Herter, suggesting long running plots to embarrass the United States.
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Lacayo
Lester Bradley
Minneapolis
Castro
Christian A. Herter
United States
House Votes New Foreign Aid Funds
The House approved 1.8 billion dollars for direct military aid in the next fiscal year, restoring half of a 400 million cut proposed by the Appropriations Committee. Rep. Passman led the fight against reductions, while Rep. Bowles urged continuing aid. Speaker Rayburn opposed restoring 200 million, with Taber chairing the amendment. Voting split largely along party lines.
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Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Chester Bowies
D-Conn
Democratic National Convention
Europe
East Asia
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
Cairo quadruplets born name set includes Gamal Nehru Tito Nassira
Aftiyat Abdulrahman of Alexandria gave birth to quadruplets three boys and a girl this week. The names Gamal Nehru Tito and Nassira were reported by the Middle East News Agency and the mother and babies were described as doing fine.
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Cairo
UPI
Alexandria
Gamal
Nehru
Tito
Nassira
Middle East
Aftiyat Abdelrahman
Austrian doctors strike over hospital wage dispute
Vienna doctors totaling more than 2500 employed in hospitals walked off Friday demanding higher pay after negotiations between hospitals and the physicians association broke down last week.
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Vienna
UPI
Association of Physicians
President Eisenhower Visits Formosa Airport Welcome
The article describes President Eisenhower's arrival in Taipei amid a Formosa tour with Chiang Kai-shek. It notes Chiang underscoring cooperation to defend freedom as both leaders greet, with a 21 gun salute and a formal receiving line. Peiping warned of artillery timed to coincide with the visit.
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Chiang
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Formosa
Peiping
Taipei
Far East
Free World
U.S
Eisenhwer
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Engineer Firm Head Linked To Bizarre Plot
Police tied promoter and former Transworld Engineering head Loomis to a 1957 fatal plane crash that killed Gibbs, a pilot partner in an aerial mapping venture. Loomis allegedly sabotaged the hydraulic landing system and collected $47,500 from Lloyds of London after Gibbs’ July 1 death near Cala basas in a World War I Mosquito bomber crash.
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Gibbs
Calabasas
John H. Edwards
Loomis
U.S
Joan
Pasadena
Transworld Engineering Co
Burbank
Thad Brown
Lloyd's of London
Brown
President and party on 24 hour Formosa visit amid Tokyo protests
Four fighter planes escorted the President as his party flew from the Philippines toward Formosa for a short visit before heading to South Korea. Demonstrations in Tokyo against Prime Minister Kishi and the U.S. security pact surged as his Japan trip was canceled. The St. Paul neared Formosa at 6 30 am while security kept its location secret. Nationalist defense officials reported heavy shelling of Quemoy with no U.S. casualties among the advisory group. Communist forces began shelling 13 hours before the president’s arrival.
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Philippines
South Korea
Japan
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
St. Paul
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy Complex
Quemoy
Tisenhower
Davis Clarifies LSU Board Power and Coaching Rumors
Davis rejects rumors about LSU athletic leadership and governance. He says he cannot influence the board, backs retaining coach Dietzel and athletic director Corbett, and disputes claims of replacing them. He cites friendship with Gen. Middleton and stresses governor interference must be avoided.
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Davis
Montet
Corbett
T. P. (Skipper
LSU
Gen. Middleton
Paul Dietzel
Jim Corbett
Former Pakistan leader purged for six years in corruption case
Purged KARACHI Pakistan AP Ce cil E Gibbon former deputy speaker and Pakistan Christian community leader was banned from political life for six years and ordered to repay government funds spent on personal expenses The special report convicted him of corruption and misuse of official powers
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Karachi
Pakistan
Cecil E. Gibbon
Fleet Deployed Around St Paul for Maximum Protection
A fleet was deployed around St Paul to provide maximum protection for an individual. The move signals heightened security measures amid rising concerns and possible threats to the person. Authorities coordinated patrols and rapid response units to ensure safety.
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St. Paul
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