Eisenhower to Visit Japan Despite Protests
White House said no change in President Eisenhower’s first visit to Japan in June 1922 despite leftist demonstrations there. The trip is described as a courtesy call to strengthen U.S. Japanese friendship for the centennial celebration. Secretary Herter supports the visit while Sen. Fulbright cautions his position.
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Dear Dor Dorothy Dix Carnival romance ends in heartbreak
A reader recalls meeting a man at a carnival four years ago. They dated until he began drinking, briefly stopped, then demanded the steady ring back. She later learned he married someone else and she cried.
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Love and loyalty test in young woman's dilemma
A young woman aged about 17 asks whether to marry a imprisoned sweetheart or a new suitor. FEL replies that both relations are loneliness escapes and cautions against a prison record marriage. Dorothy Dix advises parental discipline with mutual study to improve grades and suggests collaboration rather than clashes.
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Dear Dorothy Dix Advises Reform For Swearing Boyfriend
A young woman, 18, asks how to handle a fiancé who swears when upset. Dorothy Dix urges positive influence, argues manners reflect consideration and selfishness, and notes reform comes from appealing to intelligence and mutual benefit.
US and Chinese Ambassadors Hold Two Hour Warsaw Talks
US Ambassador Jacob Beam and Chinese Ambassador Wang PingNan met in Warsaw for two hours to discuss Peiping Washington contacts ongoing for 21 months. No details were released. Beam planned to raise the admission of American journalists to Red China at a meeting last month later moved to Wang. Next session is set for July 15.
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Leftist Students Plan Mass Show to Block Eisenhower Visit
In Tokyo pro Communist student leaders vow a mass demonstration on airport runways June 19 to block President Eisenhower arrival during a four day state visit. Government warns of strong action as 50 federation members face recent arrests amid protests against the U.S. Japan security treaty.
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Oppose Eisenhower Visit Citing Japan Regime Support
Critics said the trip aims to bolster the Kishi regime for a decade in Japan even if summit talks succeed. They argued the purpose is to prop up a stable government rather than secure broader peace or reform. The remarks frame the visit as a strategic move with long term regional implications.
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King Plans State Visit to Lisbon
The AP reports the king will undertake a state visit to Lisbon, detailing the diplomatic aims, anticipated meetings with Portuguese officials, and potential economic discussions during the trip.
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