President Eisenhower Cancels Japan Visit For Formosa Plans
Manila reports state President Eisenhower plans to bypass Japan and visit Formosa amid Cold War tensions. He faces political pressure, delays, and questions about timing as he travels through the Far East with implications for Korea and U.S. allies. The journey includes a stop in the Philippines and a formal address.
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Senate Pushes For Action On Defense Bill
The Senate moved toward adjournment with a 40.3 billion defense appropriation bill and other measures including a new security treaty with Japan and a 1.4 billion omnibus housing bill. The military bill totals about 40.355 billion, with gains for Army Navy Air Force and defense offices, while some senators still seek further funding. The House had approved 33.5 billion for Samos reconnaissance satellites and other escalations. The timing includes a possible late-night session with multiple roll calls.
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Traffic Control Worker Rehired in Lexington
In Lexington Ky AP Lark Myers, city electroal control expert who retired last month, will be rehired at 30 a month to perform the same duties. A city official called him the only man who stands 11.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces Tug of War in House
In Washington the $3.3845 billion foreign aid bill faces cutting battles as House Republicans push to restore hundreds of millions, while others seek further reductions. The measure, already trimmed from Eisenhower’s request, may go to the Senate in its pared form despite presidential protests. The dispute centers on direct military aid, defense support, and carryover funds, with White House and Defense officials urging restoration of cuts.
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Arsenic Found In Soft Drink Sparks Probe
Hamilton, AP The Butler County Health Department investigates a drive in theater syrup incident after a score of people fell ill. Health Commissioner Alexander Withow said tests showed arsenic in the syrup, with conditions described as severe and rapid. Authorities seek how the contaminant entered the drink.
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Compromise Wage Bill Advances In House Labor Panel
The House Labor Committee greenlit a wage bill to raise the federal minimum to 1.25 over time and extend coverage to about seven million workers. The 19 to 9 vote split along party lines, with Rep Landrum among the Democrats opposing and eight Republicans against. The plan mirrors a Democratic bill and the administration’s proposal, extending to retail, laundry, hotel, and local transit firms with at least one million dollars in yearly business.
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Japan cancels Eisenhower visit over fears for safety
Tokyo reports President Eisenhower’s goodwill trip to Japan is canceled amid Communist violence threats. Prime Minister Kishi refuses to dissolve Parliament, arguing the US Japan security pact should not be jeopardized. protests continue as Kishis government faces removal pressure and new ratifications.
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Senate to act on Japan security treaty early
Washington AP Senator Lyndon B Johnson said the Senate will act on the US Japan security treaty at an early date after consulting the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and State Department. He cited support from committee members and noted votes on unrelated measures could delay floor action, with possible consideration today or Friday. Senator Mansfield and others voiced swift action while opposing viewpoints urged caution before ratification.
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Eisenhower Garcia Pledge Cooperation During Visit
Manila AP—President Eisenhower and Philippine President Garcia reaffirmed regional cooperation to shield Southeast Asian nations from communism. A closing communique pledged that any armed attack on the Philippines would be considered an attack on the United States and repelled, highlighting closer military planning and defense goals without specifying weapons.
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Quick Operation Saves Baby Boy
A baby boy named Joseph B Poacll, son of Li and Mrs Joseph C Poacll of Hazard Kentucky, survived after a Quick operation Wednesday to massage the heart following an electric shock. Three Air Force doctors at Harlingen Air Force Base performed the emergency procedure at the base hospital after the infant contacted a light plug and a metal gas jet, completing a circuit. The child’s father is on temporary duty in Florida.
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Cuban envoy resigns citing disavowal of policy
The Cuban ambassador to Ottawa announced his resignation, saying he can no longer defend the Cuban policy and that his conscience requires him to step down. No further details were provided on the ambassador’s successor or the timing of the resignation.
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Return Of Accused Slayer Sought From Mexico
Journal clipping describes attempts to extradite accused slayer Aliguo Cervantes Martinez from Mexico to Texas. Floyd and Burns seek legal avenues, with Mexican officials and the U.S. ambassador involved. death penalty issue discussed, case likely protracted.
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