Jap Socialists OK Mass Resignation
The Socialist bloc in Parliament formally approved a mass resignation to pressure Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and oppose President Eisenhower's Japan visit. Plans include June protests at the U S Embassy, nationwide demonstrations, strikes June 16 17 and mass marches when Eisenhower arrives. The move relies on a 125 member Socialist faction among 467 seats, with 40 Democratic Socialists not joining.
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Tokyo
Socialist Bloc
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
Liberal-Democratic Party
Two Injured In Crash Here
Two people were injured in a weekend crash in the city when two cars collided at East Jackson and North Hansen. Police identified the drivers as William Findley 6 of the VA Domiciliary and Mrs J A Wyler 65 of Gordon Ave. Both cars suffered front end and fender damage. Mrs Tyler and passenger Thomas J Bryant 38 of Coolidge were treated at Archbold Memorial Hospital but not admitted. Findley was not reported injured.
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Bethot
Wiliam Findley
J. A. Wyler
Gordon Ave
East Jackson
North Hansen
Tyler
Thomas J. Bryant
Coolidge
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Findley
88 Degree High Seen Tuesday
Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers expected this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. A high near 90 today dropping to 88 Tuesday with a tonight low around 68. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures with about an inch of rainfall overall and wide local variation.
U. S. Fires Back At Red Criticism
The United States denounces Soviet premier Khrushchev and Cuba's Castro for hostile attacks. Secretary of State Christian Herter and President Eisenhower condemn the personal vilification and vow to defend international relations and U S friendship. Havana plans a formal reply in due course.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Havana
Fidel Castro
Moscow
University of Notre Dame
West Point
N.Y
Western Alliance
Christian 4- Herter
America
Herter
U.S
Castro
Ministry of Foreign’ Relations
President Eisenhower Joins West Point Classmates Parade
President Eisenhower returns to West Point with his 1915 class for a full day of activities. He will march with the classmates, review the cadet corps, and speak at an alumni luncheon before flying to Washington.
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West Point
Washington
Hudson River
Machinists Strike Over Atlas Base Wage Dispute
About 800 IAM members at Convair Atlas facilities across the U S walked out after wage offers failed. The work stoppage affected Atlas missile bases from California to Florida, with picket lines at Cape Canaveral and other Air Force bases. Negotiations with Federal Mediator E Marvin Sconyers yielded no new talks.
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Calif
Key Atlas
California
Florida
Convair
International Assn. of Machinists
SAM
Cape Canaveral
Fla., Missile Test Center
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
IAM
Holloman
N.M
Air Force Base
Union
E. Marvin Sconyers
Atlas Base
Pomona
Pena
Atlas
Last Primaries Slated In NLY Calif And 5 D
The final three presidential primaries unfold Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. Kennedy leads with 948 convention votes though no pledged delegates are awarded in the last primaries. Nixon nears 800 as Republican delegates tally crosses that mark with 660 needed for nomination.
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Nly
Calif
5. D
Washington
New York
California
South Dakota
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Colorado
Normandy marks 16th anniversary of D Day landing
Bayeux France observed the D Day anniversary with solemn ceremonies as French Veterans Minister Raymond Triboulet and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville laid wreaths on a floodlit liberation monument. Bayeux, the first liberated city, fell to British forces on June 7. The observance marks the 16th year since Allied troops began the liberation of Europe from Nazi rule.
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Bayeux
France
Normandy
Europe
Raymond Triboulet
Maurice Couve de Murville
Navy airman survives shark attack at Jekyll Island
John William Jones, 24, based at Glynco Naval Air Station Brunswick, was bitten while waist deep in water at St Simons Island. Surgeons spent three hours repairing severed muscles and chipped bone. doctors expect preservation of his left foot despite the near amputation. The 7-foot shark was netted by a local fisherman the previous day.
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Jekyll Island
Navy
John William Jones
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Jones
St. Simons Island
Nadine Tropical Storm Warned Pacific Shipping
Manila weather bureau issues tropical storm Nadine warning to Pacific ships. The storm has a 65 mile per hour center and was spotted 600 miles northeast of the Philippines as it moves northeast at 12 miles per hour.
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Manila
Weather Bureau
Philippines
Strong quake rocks Chile south coast reported by Soviet agency
A strong earthquake was reported today along Chile's south coast by the Central Seismic Station of the Soviet Academy of Sciences via Tais news agency. The item notes a second quake and ties it to regional seismic activity. A separate brief mentions U S jet fighters moving over Southeast Asia in a mobility exercise with 120 planes, running through June 18.
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Moscow
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Chile
Tais
Manila
U. S
Southeast Asia
Texas
mB UMM Defense Exercise
Taipei Formosa the Chinese Nationalist air force began a three day air defense exercise today.
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Mb Umm
Taipei
Formosa
Velasco Ibarra Wins Ecuador Presidency as Independent
Former President Jose M Velasco Ibarra wins Ecuador's presidency as an independent, trouncing three rivals and delivering a heavy blow to Liberals and Conservatives while dealing a setback to leftists.
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Quito
Ecudor
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Ecuador
Israeli denies Eichmann suicide attempt in prison
Tel Aviv police spokesman dismissed reports that Adolf Eichmann tried to kill himself in an Israeli prison while awaiting trial. Officials said the death by own action claims were unfounded to prevent any such attempt by Eichmann, accused of complicity in the Nazi genocide of six million Jews.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Sheriff Davis on Trial for Civil Rights Violation Claims
Dothan Alabama sheriff Al vin D. Davis faced a trial on charges he violated the civil rights of four white prisoners in April 1959 after they were recaptured from a county work gang. Davis denied assaulting the men named William J. Balentine Gerald Sheffield Walter R. Smith and Worth Hatcher.
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Dothan
Ala
Alvin D. Davis
Davis
William J. Balentine
Enterprise
Gerald Sheffield
Ozark
Walter R. Smith
Columbus
Worth Hatcher
Thomasville
World's Largest Balloon Drifts West for Cosmic Ray Study
A 600 foot diameter balloon, described as the world’s largest, sailed westward across the lower United States to study cosmic rays from 114000 feet. The $50,000 film package will be parachuted to Earth near Texas, with data shared among 13 nations over two years.
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Brunswick
United States
Earth
Vandiver orders probe into clip joints in east Georgia
Gov. Ernest Vandiver directed an inquiry into alleged clip joints operating in four or five east Georgia counties. The order seeks to determine the extent of the practices and identify those responsible. The action follows mounting complaints about illegitimate operations in the region.
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Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
East
Georgia
Lightning kills two Georgians in weekend accidents
Lightning killed Powell Garrin, 23, of Clermont and Mathew Lester, 38, of Pulaski County in Georgia. Six others died in traffic crashes across the state. East Point youths revived after a tree struck by lightning. In highways incidents, Johnny Echols, 27, of Atlanta and Rose Marie Vinson, 20, of Decatur died. Catherine Munn, 3, of a department, and other officials discussed state action on roadside establishments. Further crashes claimed Sanford, Florida, Benjamin Ricketts Jr., and J L Grizzard in Carrollton and Albany residents, with Byron White in Albany.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Powell William Garrin
Clermont
Mathew Lester
Pulaski County
East Point
Garrin
Talmadge Savage
Lula
Gainesville
Savage
Lester
Dan Edward
Nancy
Johnny
W. Echols
Atlanta
Rose Marie Vinson
Decatur
Catherine- Mary Munn
Sanford
Fla
Darien
Benjamin T. Ricketts Jr
Tennessee National Guard
Knoxville
U. S. 78
Lexington
J. L. Grizzard
Carrollton
Bowden
James W. White
Albany
Powers Father Abandons Plan to Visit Russia
Oliver W Powers of Pound U2 pilot Francis Powers father said he would not travel to the Soviet Union to aid his son. He noted his belief that the U S government would take all necessary steps to protect and preserve his son's rights and urged patience as channels of government handle the matter.
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Atlanta
Rusgigggn
U. S
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Soviet Union
Teacher Eyes Court Action To Stop Ouster
Milwaukee teacher Edwin M. Wasilewski 34 a speech instructor at Boys Technical High School faces potential dismissal after two students complained of class discussions on premortal relations prostitution abortion and homo sexuality. Superintendent Harold S. Vincent suspended him May 9 pending a board vote on firing. Wasilewski vows to go to court to prevent ouster arguing the topic was educational and not forbidden.
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Milwaukee School Board
Supt. of Schools
Harold S. Vincent
Edwin M. Wasilewski
Boys’ Technical High School
Vincent
Wasiewski
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New Mexico
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