Security Treaty Is Signed But U S Japan Ties Remain Clouded
The United States legally secures the right to base presence in Japan for ten more years while Japanese political turmoil casts doubt on future alliance. Ratification sped through as Senate approved 90 to 2, premier Kishi resigns amid protests. Washington views democracy surviving the crisis but fears next months’ electoral outcome. State Department notes prearranged rapid transmission and Ike’s go ahead to Tokyo.
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United States
Japan
Tokyo
Senate
Nobusuke Kishi
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State Department
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Far East
Department
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Service Family Tells Of Stay In France
The Nitcher family Ben Judie and Gregory recently returned from France where Ben served with the U S Army 102nd Signal Battalion Their Paris visit exposed fashion trends and daily life from tight pants to bleached hair and a 104 degree heat wave They toured Fontainebleau Marlotte and Napoleon Chateau describing cold damp winters fuel costs and a reliance on bicycles and trains for travel Facts include apartment rents near 10 and a French babysitter earning about 20 cents an hour and a market in Fontainebleau selling varied goods
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Paris
Judie Nitcher
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Judie
Gregory
United States
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France
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Marlotte
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Jmarket
Riots Influence Eisenhower Tokyo Visit Plans
The source notes that riotous demonstrations in Tokyo did not prompt swift actions or ratification plans. It says advance arrangements were made due to a possible exchange of ratification papers before Eisenhower’s return, possibly while in Tokyo, with the Japan trip canceled because of the riots.
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United States
United Nations expected to censure Israel over Eichmann case
Diplomats anticipate the U N Security Council will approve an Argentine resolution censuring Israel for the secret removal of Adolf Eichmann from Argentina. A vote was expected this afternoon or Friday with possible unanimous approval or abstentions. The resolution accuses Israel of violating Argentine sovereignty and calls for adequate reparation, while Israel’s Ben Gurion insists Eichmann will not be returned to Buenos Aires.
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U.N. Security Council
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
David Ben-Gurion
Says American Legion Is Political Tool
Kansas City AP report quotes John Hobble stating that the American Legion today is a political tool, signaling concern over partisan influence within veterans groups. The brief cites Hobble’s views on the Legion’s evolving role in public affairs and politics.
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American Legion
Kansas City
John Hobble
Legion leaders clash over 40 and 8 control
National commander warned that American Legion officers have used the 40 and 8 as stepping stones to higher office. He cited past split with the Legion over racial membership and said the core issue is who will control the 40 and 8 rather than race. He accused some Legion members of greed risking the society’s destruction.
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