Mrs Eisenhower Dines Quietly in Seoul Palace Visit
Mrs Barbra Eisenhower visited Chang Duk palace in Seoul and dined on a formal Korean meal at a western table with western manners. She wore a cherry pink suit, white gloves and a pearl necklace. Accompanying guests included Mrs Walter P McConnaughy and other U.S. officials’ wives. crowds of high school girls waved.
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UPI
Barbara Eisenhower
Chang Duk Palace
Eisenhower
Hugh Chung
South Korea
Barbara
Walter_ P
McConnaughy
U. S
Marshal Green
Carter B. Magruder
UN Command
Raymond P. Moyer
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Japan moves to approve security pact legislation in upper house
Prime Minister Kishi faces pressure as Liberal Democrats win quick passage in the upper house to adjust laws for a new treaty with the United States. Socialists boycott parliament yet vow new protests as ratification documents bearing Kishi and Foreign Minister Fujiyama await Emperor Hirohito's attestations amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Monday
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Sjapai
América
Fujiyama
Hirohito
Seoul Visitant Chats Little Leaguers in Seoul Garden
In the U S embassy garden in Seoul President Eisenhower met American children in Little League uniforms. He spoke with a 69 year old grandfather about a grandson David Eisenhower and his second baseman skills. The scene drew Pirates Cardinals Dodgers and Larks players as Eisenhower explained delaying his schedule to see how the boys fared in fielding and hitting.
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Seoul
David Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Russia
U.S
Eisenhower
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
Larks
Korea
Eisenhower urges Korea toward democracy during Asia visit
President Eisenhower addressed South Korea's national assembly and met student leaders on a tour strewn with crowds and police tense moments. He urged a democratic path with free press and education, while pledging continued U S aid and UN membership for South Korea amid ongoing regional tension.
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Huh Chung
Korea
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South Korea
U. S
Tan
Honolulu
Wake Island
Korean National Assembly
Seoul
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Ko Hughes
W. W. Hughes
Rusty Hoagland
Pas Po
Lee Tae Sup
Lee
Rhee
John M. Chang
Chang
Nixon watches and gifts spark at Houston airport banquet
Vice President Nixon retrieved his wrist alarm during a press conference at the airport and was later given back by Mayor Lewis Cutter who said Nixon left it on a table. Notes from attendees mention a boy asking to bat leadoff and a mother recounting her son’s reaction after shaking hands with the president.
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Houston
Nixon
Airport
Lewis Cutter
Richard Hoaghland
Texas
Stuart Michael Bradford
Air Force Co
J. W. Bradford
Marshall
Phyllis Coyle
Ray F. Coyle
Oakland
Cali
Neal
Light Want Ads Prompt for Crowded Closets
Local notice urges selling unused items via Light Want rooms to attract cash buyers. Advert says advertise to move storage clutter quickly and quietly through the issue. CAG-1231.
Constipation Linked to Overweight Loudly Advertised Laxative
Doctors report an association between overweight and constipation with excess weight weakening colon muscles. A new laxative called Colonaid claims to relieve constipation overnight for overweight individuals by absorbing water, softening waste, and expanding colon activity, promising full relief and restored regularity.
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