Japan Prepares for Ike Visit Sparks Security Tightening
TOKYO AP Japanese security officials alert 2000 man regiment and a 15000 strong division in Tokyo to back police if violence flares during President Eisenhower's visit. Police 25000 strong to guard leftist demonstrations as unions and students clash, police raid union and student headquarters. 5 officials seized. 11 policemen injured.
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Synagogue Bombing Rocks Montevideo Killing One
In Montevideo a synagogue explosive attack left one dead and two injured as two other Jewish sites were found with unexploded devices. A nearby garage blast, possibly a bomb factory, killed no one there but raised questions about a linked assault. In Asheville, funeral services were set for Thomas R. Talmadge at age 52, uncle of Senator Herman Talmadge.
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