Senate Set To OK Jap Security Pact
The Senate moves toward swift ratification of a 10 year security pact with Japan. Leaders forecast 8 to 12 possible dissenting votes in a final two thirds vote needed for approval. The accord lets the United States defend Japan and consult on armed forces while keeping bases but dropping veto rights for third nation bases.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Japan
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
U.S
Hawaii
Hirohito
Nobusuke Kishi
Asia
U.S. Senate
Mamie Eisenhower returns to White House from hospital
Mamie Eisenhower is back in the White House after a three week stay at Walter Reed Army Hospital for acute asthma. She entered the hospital May 31 and is reported by Annie Wheaton to be feeling much better after her return home Tuesday.
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Mamie
White House
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Annie Wheaton
White Mouse
Ebenhower
Woman Held on Forgery Charge in Brirmingham
Kathryn Anderson remained in jail today on a $1,000 bond after admitting forging a $502.08 check drawn on an insurance company account used by her husband. She was previously acquitted last fall of robbing two savings and loan offices.
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Brermingham
Kathryn Anderson
Jell
Liew
Savings and Loan
Circuit
Emmett Perry
Anderson
Congress and wives preview von Braun biopic I Aim At The Stars
Washington previewed the Wernher von Braun life drama WF A with congressmen and their wives attending a private showing of I Aim At The Stars. Von Braun himself attended the screening as part of a Tuesday night event.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
Indian Communist backs China in Ladakh Kashmir clash
P. Sundarayya, a member of the Indian Communist party executive, publicly supported Red China's border claims in the Ladakh sector of Kashmir and the northeast frontier. This marked the first time an Indian Communist leader endorsed China's disputed areas.
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Madras
India
P. Sundarayyva
Indian Communist Party
Red China
China
Ladakh
Kashmir
Pioneer V May Lose Radio Contact Within Week
AP reports Pioneer V orbiting the sun over 20 million miles away. A Jodrell Bank radio telescope signal on Tuesday drew a fast reply from the probe, but officials warned its batteries are deteriorating and tracking may end within a week.
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Washington
Pioneer V
Jodrell Bank
England
Showers and Heat Expected in Thomasville Forecast
The official forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions with widely scattered showers over the next two days. Southerly winds 6 to 10 mph, high near 80 today and 92 Thursday, overnight low around 60s. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with about one inch of rain and varied local totals.
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Thomasville
Night protest against US Japan pact fizzles in Tokyo
An 11th hour leftist rally drawing 40 000 dispersed as turnout lagged behind forecasts. Activists shouted anti pact slogans while government workers staged sitdowns and transport strikes backed by coal miners and unions. The US Japan security pact awaits Senate ratification and presidential signature in Honolulu.
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Tokyo
Paris Editors Fined for Inciting Military Disobedience
Octave Rabate director of L Humanite and Etienne Fajon chief editor were fined 1000 francs for inciting military men to disobedience. The charges stem from a wartime era action reported by AP with Paris authorities fining the two media leaders.
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Paris
Octave Rabate
Communist Party
L’humanite
Etienne Fajon
Red China claims U S navy plane intruded over Hsisha area
Red China charged a U S Navy patrol plane with intruding into China's territorial air space off Kwangtung province for about 10 minutes shortly before noon. The broadcast named Shih and Yungshing Islands in the Hsisha Island group as the overflight targets.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Kwangtung Province
Radio
Peiping
Shih
Yungshing
Hsisha Island
Ex Governor Griffin brushes aside corruption charges
Former Governor Marvin Griffin, interviewed on television, said he would not pledge to resist federal troops at the cost of bloodshed if he ran again. He dismissed corruption charges as hogwash, blamed Vandiver, and defended segregation while criticizing Vandiver's governance and rural road programs. He denied criminal knowledge ofhis relatives' commissions.
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Ernor
Griffin
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Little Rock
Georgia
Atlanta
US launches two satellites in a single rocket
At Cape Canaveral the United States achieved a space milestone by placing two satellites into orbit with a single Thor-Able-Star rocket. The Air Force vehicle, making its second flight, lifted off at 12 25 a m and followed a two stage sequence then coasted and reignited to deliver the payloads into orbit.
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Fla
United States
Air Force
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Soviet Union
Argentines fail to arrange Frondizi Ben-Gurion meeting
Argentine officials said no meeting between President Frondizi and Israeli Premier Ben-Gurion had been scheduled over the Eichmann case. Argentina seeks immediate U.N. debate on transferring Eichmann to Israel while the Security Council prepares to discuss the complaint.
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United Nations, N.Y
Arturo Frondizi
David Ben-Gurion
Adolph Eichmann
U.N
Michael Comay
Argentina
Israel
Security Council
Mario Amadeo
Council
Buenos Aires
Eisenhower Prepares TV Address After Far East Trip
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide TV radio address after returning to Washington to rebut Red China claims that his Far East tour was a ignominious failure. He will cite the Philippines Nationalist China and Korea visits as successful and note the Tokyo visit was canceled due to rioting.
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Ike
Honolulu
Eisenhower
Red China
Japan
Hagerty
Herter
Philippines
China
Kor
Nabosuke Kishi
Tokyo
Washington
Red China Radio
U.S
Peiping
Brinks Robbery Brain Declared Free Man
Joseph J. Specs O'Keefe, 51, linked to the $1,219,000 Brink's robbery, was discharged by Superior Court after serving time he had already endured. Judge Forte ruled he had served more than the concurrent three to four year terms and ordered his release. Authorities credit his testimony for solving the case and sentencing eight others to life.
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Boston
Joseph J. Specs O'Keefe
Commonwealth of Massaachusetts
Felix Forte
O'Keefe
Garrett H. Byrne
Forte
O’keefe
Khrushchev Defends Peaceful Coexistence Policy
Khrushchev asserted the Soviet Union would not abandon peaceful coexistence and tension relief. He framed peaceful competition between socialism and capitalism as key, signaling a rebuke to Red China without naming Peiping. He urged belief in socialism's appeal and criticized the Eisenhower administration, hoping for a U S presidential correction.
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London
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Romanian Congress Party
Bucharest
Tass
Red China
Peiping
Lenin
Wrecking Talks Laid To West In Geneva
In Geneva AP reports five Communist disarmament delegations accused others of wrecking the 10-nation disarmament talks in a joint statement issued today.
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Geneva
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