Kishi Seeks Premiership Amid Shift in Japan US Ties
Tokyo December reports say Foreign Minister Noboru Kishi, age 60, aims for the prime ministership. He criticizes some U S diplomats but backs closer Japan United States cooperation, while favoring adjusted security pacts and trade with China and Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Rashi
United States
Hashi
Dutato
Hideki Tojo Shigeru Yoshida
Ichiro Hatoyama
Premer Tanzan Ishibashis
Kishi
Ishibashi
Liberal-Democratic
Kish
Red China
Southeast Asia
Hatoyama
China
Cits
Diplomatic Tug of War Seen Across Vienna to Bonn
Soviet Ambassador Andre Smirnov orders a Moscow report on German Russian ties as East West tensions rise in Bonn and Berlin. The Hungary crisis and Western alliance maneuvers frame a tense Christmas in postwar Europe with Wu and church services noted in Carteret and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Kremlin
Bonn
Germany
West Gerare
West Germany
Andre Smirnov
Moscow
Washington
Navy
Smirnov
Krem-South Sea
Hanlins
United States
Atlantic
Allance
Massas
Turkey
Valerian Zor Timmings
Pune
Haan
Bremer- Zorin
Wavedsah
Czechoslovakia
Smirno
Budapest
Teachee
Fer Gras
Permisson
Ensoxs
Smirnox
Consd
Alberto Dezso Clark-Crawford
Anthony Jo Yo Ober
St . Elizabeths Church
Carteret
N 2
Clertymen
Herschel Schacter
Moshalu Jewish Center
Bronx
New York
Democrats await President Eisenhower program before action
Senator Sparkman, a member of the Foreign Relations and Banking Committees, said Democrats in Congress should wait for the President's recommendations before shaping their stance. He predicted the Senate will not change its debate rules, and warned civil rights legislation may not pass otherwise. He urged federal aid for education, farm and bank plans, and housing legislation. He criticized U S policy in the Middle East as poorly handled. A separate note mentions Iowa students preparing for the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen Sparkman
Ala
Tomnight
Congress
Eisenhower
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations and Banking Committees
Senate
Souther
Iowa City Town
Santa Claus
State University of Iowa
California
Calfornia
Iowa
Oregon State
Jane
Pasadena
County Farm Bureau To Hold Meet Friday
The 35th annual County Farm Bureau meeting is set for Friday at the Fred School cafeteria. Matt Trigg will give the principal address and officers will present annual reports. A Blue Cross representative will discuss Maryland Hospital Service. Ballots will elect president vice president and three-year directors from a slate including Carl K Duvall Glenn B Springer Carl Woo Angleberger Mo Eiler William H Browning and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheel Jr
Harry B
Kanode
John Federation
Carroll
Bureau
Matt Trigg
Legislative
M J Croghas
Thereferek High School
American Farm Bureau
E Kefauver Jr
T S Anderson
David H Young
Associated Women
Blue’ Cross
Maryland
Rosenstock
Presoenl
Andice
Carl K Duvall
Glenn B Springer
Carl WooAngleberger
Mo Eiler
William H Browing
Wilam A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Universal Insulation CO
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
County Farm Bureau
TRE News
Frederick
Balore Ee
North Market St
Tals Finance Corporation
Fach
Steebs
Wty Peoples Service
Eee
E& West Patrick
Handmacker
Katra Specials
Rogers
N. Market St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!