Reception for Ike in Ankara Sets Record
President Eisenhower drew an unprecedented crowd in Ankara as 400 000 to 700 000 citizens lined routes to greet him. In a state dinner with President Bayar and Premier Menderes he praised Turkey’s economic development and security, stressing mutual Allied support. The talks urged a balanced detente with the Soviet bloc and a firm Western defense posture.
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Robert Murphy
Bayar
President Eisenhower Thanks Pope for Blessing during Vatican Visit
President Eisenhower met Pope John XXIII in Rome for a 27 minute audience, saying he was inspired by the Pope's blessing and support for peace and freedom. The president, his son and daughter in law, and press secretary James Hagerty attended services at St. Paul’s prior to the Vatican meeting.
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Amleto Cardinal] Cicognani
Washington
Truman Urges Strength to Ban Pearl Harbors Attack
Former President Harry S. Truman urged Americans to reflect on Pearl Harbor and ensure military preparedness prevents future attacks. Speaking during a windy New York visit for a Democratic advisory council meeting, he praised current strength but urged improvement. He also touched on Republicans and potential candidates in his party.
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UPI
Harry S. Truman
Pearl Harbor
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Second Time Around for Ike's Pilot
Air Force colonel William G. Draper guides President Eisenhower on an 11 nation goodwill tour with checked flight plans and practice runs. Draper, Eisenhower’s personal pilot since 1953, emphasizes safety and even delayed a landing to ensure a standard instrument approach in poor weather.
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Japan envoy calls Pearl Harbor attack a risky enterprise
Kichisaburo Nomura, former Japanese ambassador to Washington, labels the 1941 Pearl Harbor strike a risky enterprise. He criticizes axis membership and blunders, argues postwar leftists push Japan away from the US alliance, and denies prior knowledge of the attack.
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Hunt Brazil Rebels in Jungle Area
Government troops pushed through northern Brazilian jungles to corner three revolt leaders who fled after seizing a light plane. The insurgents vanished into the dense terrain as the operation pressed on.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
World Wire lands in Bara after fuel runout
In Guatemala City UPI reports early congressional results from yesterday's election show leftist opposition Revolutionary Party leading in the first five districts with three seats to two for the National Redemption Party. Opposition polled 21,404 votes to 16,060. ten smaller parties total about 25,000.
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National Redemption Party
Khrushchev Leaves Budapest After Eight Day Hungary Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev departed by train from Budapest following an eight day stay for the Hungarian Communist Party congress, concluding his visit to Hungary last week.
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Communist Party
Budapest
Arab League Meets Over Jordan River Water Fight
Cairo reports that the United Arab Republic request a foreign ministers level Arab league meeting to discuss measures against Israel plans to divert the Jordan River waters.
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UPI
United Arab Republic
Arab League
Jordan River
U S Leaders Vow Readiness on Pearl Harbor Day
Adm. Harry D Felt and Adm. Herbert G Hopwood declared the United States ready for any emergency as they marked the 18th anniversary of Pearl Harbor aboard the Battleship Arizona. They stressed a vigilant fleet of 250000 personnel and 450 ships and warned against surprise attacks. Barry Goldwater and Lt. Gov. James Kealoha attended the solemn ceremony at Pearl Harbor. The Arizona rests in mud with 1102 sailors still entombed from the 1941 attack.
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Hopwood
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Barry Goldwater
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Hawaii
James Kealohn
Arizona
Philippines Takes Back Olongapo From U S Navy Rule
Olongapo, a coastal city of 65 000 residents, was formally turned over to the Philippine government in a ceremony ending 45 years of U S Navy rule, marking a historic transfer of control.
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Philippines
United States
U.S. Navy
Pope and President Exchange Medals In Ducal Audience
The article notes a royal audience where Pope John expressed a cheerful note about sharing the name John with the President’s son. The Pope distributed silver medals to the President’s group and presented the President with a gold medal, each bearing the reign’s mark.
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Hundreds of Songs to Play Without a Lesson
A catalog promises hundreds of tunes across popular hits classics folk hymns and jazz available for immediate play with no instructional need. The collection emphasizes ease and variety for casual players seeking instant musical options.
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