Japan Sees Resignation Amid Uprising Over Asanuma Killing
In Tokyo two thousand police and armored units dispersed violent left wing and Communist protests after the assassination of Socialist party Chairman Inejiro Asanuma. The security chief resigned, and the incident spurred fears for government stability as rival views on U S prestige surface in a tense political climate.
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Khrushchev Seeks U.N. Debate On Colonial Independence
Premier Nikita Khrushchev challenged the United States at the United Nations urging a direct assembly debate on immediate independence for colonial countries and demanding U.S. regrets over U2 and RB aircraft over the Soviet Union. The U.N. president Boland sparked applause after a heated session as Khrushchev pressed for a second victory in a day of volatile exchanges.
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Withdrawals and views spark long-term debate in Democratic ranks
A fragmented forum outlines opposition to big business with calls for long-term outcomes. A congress candidate discusses delegates as part of the scene. Nearby editorials critique policy while various sections list local notices, court reports, and entertainment items on a crowded page.
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American Invader Executed By Cubans
Cuban authorities executed Anthony Zarba and five Cuban foes in Santiago and Santa Clara as new mass executions began after Fidel Castro returned from meetings with Communist leaders. U.S. Ambassador Bonsal urged clemency but received no reply.
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New Cancer Therapy Using Chemical Adjuvant Shows Promise
In a San Francisco briefing on cancer treatment, researchers described chemotherapy combos adding Thielylenethiol and Thiotopa to surgery. In premenopausal breast cancer patients, the combination yielded 95 percent disease-free rates over more than two years, with lower recurrence than surgery alone, though results are preliminary and small in sample.
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Fry Friday Carryouts at Amherst St. Joseph’s School
Local drive in Amherst hosts Fry Friday carryouts at Saint Joseph’s School from 4 30 to 7 07 p m. Funds support school activities and community outreach.
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