Japanese Socialists Plan Mass Resignation Over Eisenhower Visit
In Tokyo the Socialist bloc formally resigns from Parliament to pressure Prime Minister Kishi and block Ike’s Japan visit. Demonstrations and strikes are planned June 10 to 17 centered on the U.S. Embassy and Parliament, with the goal of dissolving Parliament before the security treaty takes effect.
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Tokyo
Socialist Bloc
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
Sohyo
People’s Council
U.S
Liberal-Democratic Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Kyodo
Hirohito
Massachusetts
Robert Dunham
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Husky
Powers Won’t Reveal Reason for Trip Cancellation
Oliver Powers, father of captured spy plane pilot Francis Powers, refused to explain why he canceled a planned trip to Russia to see his son. The 55 year old repairman said he canceled after a midnight phone call and cited outside advice for his decision.
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Norton Va
UPI
Oliver Powers
Francis Powers
Russia
Powers
Kensington Park Homes 14 Acre Values Ad
Real estate ad for Kensington Park Homes lists 14 acre development with home values ranging from 12 450 to 19 450 and provides contact phone KI 17 3011 for more information.
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Kensington Park
Lady Floored By Congress Jargon And Local Expos
A Texas woman calls Rep James Wright's office worried he is ill while congressmen discuss on the floor. Local dog show winners and tomorrow Armory exhibition take focus. a 2% year old recalls wrecking the family car after boasting of driving. A Sarasotan who stormed Normandy reflects on that day. a store sale ends with a bandit tying up the cashier and fleeing with $130.
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Texas
Rep
James Wright
Johnson Kennedy ticket seen tough to beat
Sen. Barry Goldwater said a Johnson Kennedy ticket would be the hardest for Republicans to defeat in the presidential race. He noted Lyndon B. Johnson is rising fast for the Democratic nomination and suggested Adlai Stevenson has lost ground over the summit conference collapse. Kennedy said he has gained ground and expects about 600 votes in early convention balloting. Goldwater praised Johnson for not blaming the summit failure and warned against appeasing Khrushchev’s insults.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Reblican
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Minneapolis
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Khrushchev
Collins Sees Social Transition In South
Gov LeRoy Collins told Randolph Macon Women's College graduates the South is undergoing a social transition as real as the economic revolution. He called the change slow but significant, noting new plants and scientific farming offer better economic gains for the region. He plans to meet Speaker Rayburn in Washington for convention guidance.
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Lynchburg
LeRoy Collings
Collins
Randolph- Macon Women’s College
Jane
Florida
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Southland
U S Critics Hit Back Amid Khrushchev and Castro Attacks
The United States condemned Soviet Premier Khrushchev's personal attacks on President Eisenhower and protested Castro's Cuba for a campaign of slander. Secretary of State Herter voiced disgust at Khrushchev's remarks while Havana said it would respond in good time. The State Department also complained of Cuban seizures of American property and alleged plotting to rig flights.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Havana
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Ike
University of Notre Dame
West Point
N.Y
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Beach Howitzer Theft Spoils D-Day Anniversary Prank
On the D-Day anniversary in Sarasota, seven Sarasota High seniors were charged with tampering with city property after stealing a 75 millimeter World War I howitzer from behind Municipal Auditorium. They attempted to haul the relic behind a car and drive to place it in the SHS foyer, but Patrolman R. B. Robb halted the plan. Fourteen others escaped. seven remained in custody as the gun stood guard at the police station.
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Sarasota
Sarasota High
Municipal Auditorium
SHS
10Th Street
10Th and
U.S. 301
R. 8
Robb
Howitzer
Castro poised to establish ties with Red China
New York Times reports Fidel Castro ready to form diplomatic relations with Peiping. The move could fracture the Latin American front against recognizing Red China and draw U.S. concern as diplomacy may occur before July 26 anniversary of the 1953 uprising. Khrushchev has accepted Castro’s invitation to visit Cuba.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Red China
New York Times
Peiping
United States
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
House Ponders Bill To Recoup Losses Of Bogus Check Victims
The House considered a bill to reimburse victims of forged military pay checks totaling 80 019 dollars from Parks Air Force Base near San Francisco. A single member could block passage as Treasury and Judiciary differed on the measure noting potential precedents and recent recoveries from endorsers. The report also covers congressional expense publicity by Knight newspapers, babysitting Social Security deductions, and a request to fund more teaching space for medical education.
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House
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Knight Newspapers
House Judiciary and Public Works Committees
United Press International
Assn. of American Medical Colleges
Congress
Lowell T. Coggeshall
House Health and Safety Subcommittee
Tosca at Royal Opera House Impresses Rome Return
Opera review recalls Puccini Tosca at the Royal Opera House with Magda Oliv ero Daniele Barioni and Giangiacomo Guelfi delivering strong performances. Describes staging lighting and chorus in Act I cathedral scene and Act II Scarpia quarters, with 60 piece orchestra under Armando la Rosa Parodi. Noting audience response and curtain calls, plus travel vignette in Rome and memories of Jeritza at the Met.
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Rome
Royal Opera House
Opera House
Giacomo Puccini
Tosca
Armando la Rosa Parodi
Magda Olivero
Daniele Barioni
Mario
Giangiacomo Guelfi
Scarpia
Scorpia
Ong
Korea Honors Dead on Memorial Day in Seoul
South Korea observed Memorial Day with services honoring 136,324 servicemen killed in the Korean War.
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Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Atlas Testing Delays Hit Major Missile Bases
About 800 International Association of Machinists members struck Cape Canaveral Florida, Vandenberg California, Warren Cheyenne Wyoming, and four Offutt Nebraska facilities. The contract dispute may delay Atlas missile test firings, the United States only operational intercontinental rocket. Picket lines formed at midnight as time zones shifted.
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San Diego
Calif
Cheyenne
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Cape Canaveral hit by mass union strike slows missile work
About 800 IAM machinists struck at Convair Astronautics site and other unions honored the picket lines at Cape Canaveral delaying Atlas missile work and related construction. The Air Force said it could take hours to assess how many of the roughly 5,000 Cape workers are affected, with TWA and other unions also honoring lines. A separate Local Issue Sten SAM action hit Holloman base and San Diego Pomona plants faced a one day stoppage.
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Cape Canaveral
Cape
Air Force
SAM
Holloman
N.M
Air Force Base
Convair
IAM
Atlas
San Diego
Pomona
Calif
Alaska Leads Population Gains in 1960 Census
Alaska shows a 74 percent population increase to 223,888, the largest gain among the states reporting, while West Virginia drops 7.8 percent to 1,849,142. Delaware follows with a 39.3 percent rise, and Colorado increases 30.9 percent. figures subject to revision.
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Washington
Alaska
West Virginia
Arkansas
Statehood
Delaware
Colorado
Eisenhower Reunites With West Point Classmates After Khrushchev Jibe
President Eisenhower, back at West Point with classmates from 1915, joined alumni events after a brief stop in South Bend to receive an honorary Notre Dame degree. He used speeches to critize Khrushchev and defend U S dignity, drawing applause from about 1,500 diners.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
West Point
N.Y
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Hunson River
United States Military Academy
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Khrushchev
Kremlin
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Fraulein Jeritza
Vienna
New World Operatic Barn
Korea
Wenwood City
Bee Ridge Rd
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Canaveral
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Sten
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