Eisenhower Faces Tough Job As Reds Tighten Asia
President Eisenhower faces a daunting task as Communist influence grows across Asia. The Formosa crisis and rising subversion in Korea, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia threaten pro American regimes. Officials aim to strengthen Japan and South Korea while maintaining aid for Philippines stability. The White House insists on firm stance against Communist pressure without backing down.
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UPI
Formosa Strait
Eisenhower
Japan
Korea
Far East
Asia
Mit
Paris
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Eisen
West
South Korea
Peiping
Philippines
United
Laos
South
Viet
Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Indonesia
Keystone
United States
Ameri Ilion
Kishi
Carlos P
Garcia
Huh
Eisenhower Trip Backed by Senators Caution on Timing
In Washington a UPI report notes Senators who heard Secretary Herter urge approval of the new U S Japan security treaty also discussed the wisdom of Eisenhower’s trip. Some Democrats urged postponement while others, led by Fulbright, voiced support after Herter’s persuasive case for the journey as a courtesy call and to strengthen U S Japanese friendship.
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Washington
UPI
Press-Ark
Eisenhower
Congress
Herter
Japan
Far East
Christian A. Herter
Anese
Senate
White House
Lowing Herter
William Felbright
Fulbright
Rockefeller Meets Eisenhower in Breakfast Talks
Washington reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller had a breakfast meeting with President Eisenhower amid political speculation. The White House said the appointment was at Rockefeller’s request, with Albany noting no stated purpose but hints of farm surplus provisions and possible paths for a 1960 Republican nomination.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Albany
Rockefeller
Congress Bill To Block Tax Cut For OK In House
A bill to prevent July 1 tax cuts on autos, cigarettes, phones, liquor, travel tickets, and corporate profits was set for House action. Eisenhower urged extensions at current rates. loss of about four billion dollars yearly is projected if rates drop. The House faced a procedural limit blocking amendments, while the Senate could consider levies separately.
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Washington
UPD
Eisenhower
Senate
Defense
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Sammy Davis Jr Weeps Over British Insults
UPI reports Sammy Davis Jr faced abuse from British fascists outside Pigalle after plans to marry Swede May Britt. Demonstrators shouted go home and slurs as Davis, tearful, said the incident reflects fringe hatred he did not expect in England. Davis hoped to wed in London in September after Britt's divorce.
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UPI
Sammy Davis Jr
Davis
Pigalle
May Britt
Oswald Mosley
Britain
Sammy
Mosley
U.S
England
South
Mississippi
Morday
Miss Britt
Los Angeles
Eisenhower Visits Ill Wife at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower spent over an hour Tuesday visiting his ailing wife at Walter Reed Medical Center. Mrs. Eisenhower was reported getting along very nicely in her bout with acute asthmatic bronchitis.
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Washington
Little Hope For Early Settlement In Atlas Strike
In San Diego UPI reports little chance of an early settlement in the machinists strike at Convair facilities, four Atlas missiles plants and related sites. Fears were raised that the walkout could spread to broader segments of the aircraft and missile industry, risking delays and production setbacks.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Convair
Bas
Nixon Claims A Stunning Victory In Primaries
Vice President Nixon claimed a stunning victory after the last preconvention presidential primaries. In California he ran unopposed on the Republican slate while Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown disputed the claims. New York saw Dem reform candidates defeat incumbents, potentially weakening Tammany Hall leader Carmine De Sapio's ability to marshal votes for the convention. Both parties elected district leaders to the conventions, with at large and uncommitted votes to follow.
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Nixon
California
New York
Vicmory
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Tammary Hall
Carmine G. de Sapio
Reform
William F. Ryan
Manfred Ohrenstein
Herbert H. Lehman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Air Force
Thomas Finletter
U.S
Ludwig Teller
John H. Farrell
de Sapio
GOP
The Night Terror in Berlin and Eichmann’s Rise
From Berlin in 1941 to Nuremberg later, a wartime correspondent recalls the Nazi killings. The Roma of the time: Jews dragged from apartments amid blackout, six million murdered, Eichmann later charged as chief organizer. The piece links a single night in Berlin to the broader Holocaust and Eichmann’s later trial.
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London
UPI
Berlin
Pear Harbor
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial
Adolf
Hitler
Buchenwald
Weimar
Adolf Eich
Imann
Ber
Eichmann
Poland
Russia
Baltic States
Slovakia
France
Netherlands
Adolf Eichmann
Nuremberg
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 Elyria Notice Rates
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co publishes the Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio. Rates listed show delivery and single copy prices and yearly subscriptions for local and distant counties.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Esat Ave
Elyria
Ohio
World in a Spin and varied 1960s items glance
A mixed United States clipping reports on a Hungarian youth gang named the Black Half Moon wiping flags and textbooks, a Florida plan for a Spanish language drivers handbook, the Queen Elizabeth docking with priceless stamps, FCC radio station bids in Ohio, market outlooks, and assorted local notices including a peony festival and a Wright birth anniversary.
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Florida Highway Patrol
Florida
New York
U.S
New York Coliseum
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