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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

4

Senate Committee OKs Japanese Pact

The Foreign Relations Committee approved the US Japan Security Treaty in a 20 minute session with no opposition. Senator Fulbright aims for Senate ratification soon as President Eisenhower heads to Tokyo. The accord grants Japan a ten year ally status with a possible one year termination option and mutual defense for Japan.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Tokyo Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright D-Ark Japan Nobusuke Kishi Kishi James C. Hagerty Fulbright United States

Kennedy and Nixon duel over debate on national strength

In a Senate speech Kennedy urged a great fall debate on how to build national strength to meet world goals. Nixon, absent, is expected to challenge the premise. Kennedy criticized the Eisenhower era for lacking long term strength for negotiations with Russia, drawing a large, largely female, audience.

Washington John F. Kennedy D-Mass America Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Senate Nixon Kennedy de United States Russia Eisenhower

Card of Thanks Rip Kirby in The Citizen

Rip Kirby, the famed gentleman detective, appears among the best comic strip characters. Readers are invited to enjoy his daily adventures in The Citizen.

Rip Kirby Gentleman Detective

Eisenhower speech leaves Filipinos seeking clear pledges

Manila reaction to President Eisenhower's first Manila speech shows disappointment among lawmakers and citizens. They crave a direct U S pledge to defend the Philippines and concrete aid plans, noting wartime scars and high unemployment while comparing progress to Japan.

Manila Eisenhower Philippines Philippine Congress Congress United States Japan

New Audit Policy Aims to Tighten County Book Scrutiny

State auditor's policy to audit county books more frequently is under way. Charles Bryant says gaps of five to 17 years have shrunk with a target of less than two years. Started in February, the program covers six southern counties including Pima and Santa Cruz.

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