U S Moves Toward Troop Withdrawal From Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi concluded a Washington visit with U S approval for early withdrawal of American ground forces from Japan and a revised security pact to give Tokyo more say. He secured about 500 million dollars in IMF and export support loans and a pledge to consider his demand to curb H-bomb tests in talks with the Soviet Union. Trade expansion with Communist China was acknowledged, though officials warned of risks.
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Washington
Nobushe Kishi
Japan
U.S
Eisenhower
Kishi
United States
Tokyo
Soviet Union
International Monetary Fund
Export-Import Bank
Department of Agriculture
China
Reds
30 Mild Cases Of Flu
HONOLULU OP At least 30 servicemen with mild Oriental flu have been admitted to Tripler Army Hospital in the past week. Doctors believe it is the same strain that hit the Philippines with a heavy death toll. Officials expect more cases, though civilian reports are not yet present and a minor outbreak is anticipated.
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Honolulu
Tripler Army Hospital
Philippines
Territory
West Virginian Migs Champion at boardwalk Marble Finals
A 12-year-old West Virginian, Stanley Herold of Summersville, won the boys National Marble championship in Asbury Park with an 11-7 triumph over Dennis Kyle of Richwood before about 2,000 spectators. Stanley earned a gold watch, a bicycle, and an expenses-paid Florida vacation. Lois Fusco, 13, Yonkers, N.Y., won the girls title with a .906 non-loss percentage, defeating Margaret Leonard of Niles, Ohio.
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Asbury Park
N.J
West
Virginia
Stanley Herold
Summersville
Florida
Lois Fusco
Yonkers
N.Y
Margaret Leonard
Niles
Ohio
Nationalist police ban bikini style and sheer outer wear
In Formosa Taipet NA, Nationalist Chinese police barred bikini style apparel and transparent nylon outer garments that reveal undergarments. Officers cited heat while enforcing modest dress rules restricting clothing that exposes too much of the female form.
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Formosa
Sunny San Bernardino Valley Weekend Weather Outlook
Mostly sunny conditions in the San Bernardino valley with minimal temperature change today. High near 90 today, warmer on Sunday with a high around 90. June 22, 1957, reports show readings: today likely high 90, highest 76 and lowest 38. One year ago today: high 86 and low 52.
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San Bernardino Valley
Fargo Tornado Death Toll Reaches Ten in 25 to 50 Million Damage
A Fargo tornado Friday killed ten people, left 2000 homeless, and caused damage estimated at 25 to 50 million dollars. Rescue crews cleared debris as tractors and saws worked the battlefield like site. Seven children died, six from one family, including a seven month old baby in critical condition. A former teacher organized a fund for the Munson children who lacked burial clothing. One family perished fully in the wreckage of their home, while another couple and daughter were found among the rubble. The last casualty, Don Tutgen, 26, died as his wife suffered critical injuries at St Luke's Hospital.
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Fargo
N.D
Phyllis Munson
Gerald Munson
Mommie
Theodore J Udahl
Mary
Don Tutgen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Third Arrest In Melchior Jewel Theft Nears
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Chief of Detectives Thad Brown said a third arrest was expected in the $139,000 Melchior jewel theft. Police had jailed two men, recovered $98,271, and sought a fourth suspect. The raid involved about 20 detectives with FBI help after the pair tied up Lauritz Melchior and family and forced access to three safes. The missing $30,000 tiara was not found and remains hidden.
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Hollywood
Thad Brown
Lauritz Melchior
Robert Morgan
Alfred J. Pope
Brown
Richard McFall
McFall
Los Angeles
Denver
Melchior
Denmark
Morgan
Pope
Knight Will Consider Rehiring Rapaport As Mental Hygiene Director
Governor Goodwin J. Knight said he will ask a search committee to consider rehiring Dr. Walter Rapaport as State Director of Mental Hygiene. Rapaport had resigned earlier this year but has served in the post while the committee seeks a successor. The remark followed Rapaport expressing a desire to remain in the position.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Walter Rapaport
Rapaport
Knight
Teamsters Win New Agreement With Contractors Groups
In Los Angeles the Teamsters Union reached a new two year contract with four major contractors groups. The pact provides a 2.14 cent hourly wage increase starting Monday, plus a 2.32 cent health and welfare contribution beginning January 1, a 0.20 cent raise next May 1, and a 0.10 cent pension contribution. Terms take effect January 1, 1959.
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Los Angeles
Teamsters Union
Coliseum Board Files Claim Against Architects
Los Angeles Coliseum Commission filed a 365,667 dollar counterclaim in Superior Court against Stiles Clements and son Robert O. Clements for negligent, careless, and unskillful plans for the Exposition Park arena. The architects previously filed suit April 12 seeking 374,434 dollars for wrongful dismissal after offering revised designs to cut costs.
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Los Angeles (Lp
Los Angeles
Liz Taylor and Todd clash at London Airport
Elizabeth Taylor and husband Mike Todd argued at London Airport over a two hour delay that caused them to miss a flight to Nice. Todd offered a chartered plane, Taylor resisted a Paris stopover, and the pair briefly argued before kissing and making up.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Nice
Todd
Miss Taylor
Paris
Secrecy Surrounds Israeli Ship at U.S. Navy Depot
A mystery ship flying the Israeli flag remained shrouded in secrecy as cargo operations continued at the U S Navy ammunition depot in Earle New Jersey. The unnamed whitish grey vessel docked Friday and sources declined to identify its cargo or purpose. The episode echoes a 1956 disclosure of Walker Bulldog tanks aboard a Liberian freighter halted by President Eisenhower before being released.
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New York
U.S. Navy
Navy
Earle
United Press
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
U.S
Mid East
GOP Senators Blast Demo Vote Swap
Senate Republicans accuse northern Democrats of trading votes to pass a civil rights bill in exchange for support of the Hells Canyon government dam, while Democrats deny the charges as untrue. Other items note House actions on Un-American Activities and Gen Norstad warning against scrapping Status of Forces treaties.
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Washington
Senate
Hells Canyon
Ijjouse
Eisenhower
Government Dam
Charles E. Potter
R.mich
Arthur V. Watkins
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Wayne Morse
Ore
Potter
Clair Engle
Calif
House Interior Committee
House
Donald L. Jackson
R-Calif
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Sam Rayburn
Norstad
Lauris Norstad
Allied Powers
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
U.S
Killer Tornado Strikes Hutchinson and Kansas Towns
A killer tornado plowed through Hutchinson Kansas Friday night causing heavy damage to the fair grounds and several homes. At least one person was killed and others injured as winds up to 98 mph churned across the city. Several more tornadoes touched down in Kansas with damage to homes trees and power lines amid high winds hail and heavy rain statewide.
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Nutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson
Fair Grounds
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Court Postpones Recess to Hear Girard Case
The Supreme Court postponed its July recess to hear appeals in the Girard case, delaying vacations for justices including Douglas who heads to Europe. The case centers on jurisdiction over a Japanese trial for Army Specialist William S. Girard who killed a Japanese woman on a firing range in Japan. The Court set July 18 for hearings, with briefs due by July 1 and responses within five days.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Girard
William O. Douglas
Europe
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
U.S
William S. Girard
Japan
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Douglas
Earl Warren
Tom C. Clark
Camp Whittington
Defense Department
McGarraghy
Solldier
Dublin Brother Repeats Rescue 30 Years Apart
In Dublin, Roman Catholic brother Michael Omahony, 60, swam Friday in the Grand Canal to save a 75 year old girl from drowning. He had leaped into the sea at Howth more than 30 years ago to rescue someone else.
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Dublin
Ireland
Michael Omahony
Omahony
Grand Canal
Howth
Typhoon Nears Luzon Coast Warns Vessels
Manila Reuters and Weather Bureau report a typhoon approaching the eastern coast of Luzon. Effects expected on eastern Luzon tonight with warnings issued for Luzon and advisory for the Visayas. All ships and aircraft told to avoid the storm path.
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Manila
Weather Bureau Forecasting Center
Luzon
Weather Bureau
Visayas
Soviet Press Attacks U S Disarmament Proposals
MOSCOW (UP) The Soviet Press bitterly attacks Americas disarmament plan. Pravda and Trad. Pravda call the U S proposals a mere maneuver and say there is nothing new in the London UN subcommission briefing by Harold E. Stassen. Stassen to present main proposals next week. Zorin privately informed on major points. Stassen aims to name new members and push steps toward partial disarmament with controls on nuclear tests linked to progress in conventional arms reductions.
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Moscow
America
Trad
Pravda
London
U.S
Harold E. Stassen
Kremlin
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Eek Stassen
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Soviet Russia
Con. Knowland
Washington
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Senators May Participate In London Parley
Washington leaders discuss potential Senate involvement in London disarmament talks. Dulles urges Johnson Knowland to name a group of senators as observers, not negotiators, while Stassen seeks a timely Senate presence. Johnson favors observers unless a presidential decision requires broader participation.
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London
Washington
LLP
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Dulles
Johnson
GOP
William F. Knowland
U.S
Doctor Bills $1500 In Hooper Rescue Case Appealed
In Manorville New York Benny Hoopers parents met with Dr Joseph Kris and Suffolk County Medical Society to discuss the 1500 charge for saving Benny from a 23 hour backyard well ordeal. Kris stood by the fee though many locals and some national figures criticized the amount as high. The society will decide a fair charge with Kris pledging to accept their ruling.
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Manorville
N.Y
Benny Hooper
Suffolk County Medical Society
Benny
Joseph Kris
Benjamin Hooper
Society
Bay Shore
Hoopers
Kris
Hooper
Medical Society
Long Island
Benjamin Kent Hooper
American Medical Assn
William A. Purtell
R-Conn
John O. Pastore
N-R.i
Senate
Purtell
S. L. Nadewell
Dallas
Los Angeles Press Club
Training Plane Crashes Near Clarksburg Md Killing Three
A Capital Airlines training DC3 crashed two miles north of Clarksburg Maryland during a training flight, killing three aboard including an instructor and two pilot trainees. The wreck occurred in a wooded hilly area near Sugar Loaf Mountain about 25 miles north of Washington. Capital Airlines withheld the victims' names pending next of kin notification.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Clarksburg
Maryland
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Teen rider reopens fracture on ride test
Tender Leg Miami reports 16 year old Jerry Mullinix rode a bicycle a week after leaving a cast to check healing. While turning a corner he lost control and fell, rebreaking the same leg.
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Miami
Jerry Mullinix
South Korea on full alert amid tensions with North
Seoul placed its 700,000 soldiers, sailors and airmen on full alert in what officials called a routine readiness measure. Deputy Defense Minister Kim Chong Kap noted leaves were canceled or excused, with some soldiers already spared, as the move followed Western plans to modernize Korea's defenses. Communist broadcasts denounced the Allied decision, while allies called the step long overdue and aimed at signaling resolve.
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Seoul
South Korea
Defense
Kim Chong Kap
Korea
Kim
Syngman Rhee
Asia
Far East
China
America
Pyongyang
Voice
Red Korea
Chung Kook Rok
U.S
Anyime
Chung
All Korea
North Korea
Love Of Money Curses Medical Profession
The director of the American College of Surgeons, speaking in Pittsburgh, says money is the root of all evil in medicine. He argues if money were removed, many evils would disappear and nurses and doctors would better serve patients. He cites patient ignorance and demand for costly or unnecessary treatments as key temptations.
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Pittsburgh
American College of Surgeons
Hawley
Border Gate To Reopen At San Ysidro
SAN YSIDRO UP The state Highway Patrol will reopen a temporary border gate Sunday to ease holiday congestion. The gate, 200 yards west of the permanent border gate, was funded by private interests and opened last Sunday with U S Customs approval. It was closed this week over liability concerns. Capt Roland Gautsche said traffic can use the private road if the permanent gate also handles at least one southbound lane into Mexico.
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San Ysidro
State Highway Patrol
Mexico
U.S. Customs Service
Highway Patrol
Roland Gautsche
San Diego County
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