Ikeda Named Japan Prime Minister as Kishi Falls
Hayato Ikeda was elected Japan's new prime minister by parliament and formed a cabinet including Japan’s first female minister, Masa Nakayama. He aims for closer ties with the free world and a pro American policy alongside conservatives and business figures.
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Democratic Socialist Party
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Liberal-Democratic Party
Hirohito
Frigidaire Frost Proof Refrigerator Praised by Customer
Phillip Snow from Main Store extols Frigidaire Frost Proof for easy service and no ice buildup. The ad promotes Frigidaire appliances at Joske Appliance Stores with a claim that frost never forms in the unit.
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Churchill TV Series in Works
American Broadcasting Corp begins 26 episode TV version of Sir Winston Churchill war memoirs. Churchill will not participate on screen. Production budget about 1.4 million dollars with Churchill to receive a share of world distributions.
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NATO Seat Urged for Spain by U.S. Ambassador
Los Angeles UPI John Davis Lodge urged Spain be admitted to NATO in a speech to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council. He said Spaniards deserve equal partnership in the alliance as a key expression of unity needed to survive.
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Spain
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European Royal Wedding Expected in Germany
Princess Diane sixth child of Henri of Bourbon-Orleans will wed Duke Carl-Maria Tobert Ulrich, heir to the Württemberg ducal line, in a ceremony hailed as the German fairy tale wedding of the year.
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Honduran Banana Boat Invasion Report On Great Swan Island
UPI reports a group of 13 Hondurans sailed a banana boat to Great Swan Island off the Honduran coast and claimed it as Honduran property after a census and singing of the national anthem. Charles Schiffer plans to contact Irving Vosbrink to verify details of the peaceful incursion and weather stations manned by Americans.
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U. S
Honduras
Voserink
Federal Aviation Agency
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Miami Springs
Infant Dies In Swing Tragedy At Atlanta Home
In Atlanta a 34 month old boy Reginald Wayne Bunt died when his beads swung and tangled around his neck. His parents Cedric and Mrs Bunt report the device was to amuse him. A doctor concluded the infant likely fell asleep and suffocated by the strand of beads. A separate item notes a lost dog ad service.
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U.S. Plans Underground Nuclear Tests and Peaceful Uses
The United States will conduct 11 underground nuclear blasts and possibly 21 tests with conventional explosives over two years to study detection methods. The program, announced by President Eisenhower, aims also to explore peaceful uses such as canal digging and river diversion while tracking earthshock activity.
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