Crisis Seen As Major Red Win
The United States faced a costly defeat with the collapse of Eisenhower's Tokyo trip amid Soviet Chinese bloc gains. The Paris May 16 summit breakdown and Khrushchev's attacks are seen as damaging, while Tokyo's cancellation threatens U.S. Japanese ties and Far East defense. Continued Page 6
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Free World Reacts to Eisenhower Japan Trip Cancellation
Washington US president Eisenhower will not visit Tokyo amid anti Communist mobs stirring in Japan. Senators argue foreign policy blunders damaged American prestige while others push for tough talk. Some see the setback as propaganda gain for Moscow and China. Adlai Stevenson says Kishi postponed the invitation without surprise.
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Senate to proceed on U S Japanese security treaty
Senate leaders backed moving ahead with ratification despite Tokyo riots that canceled Eisenhower visit. Fulbright and Johnson said the State Department urged action now, and Humphrey supported the treaty but warned about timing. The committee consensus favored advancing the pact promptly.
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Eisenhower Japan trip canceled over communist violence
President Eisenhower's goodwill visit to Japan was canceled as Communist mobs threaten to topple Prime Minister Kishi and derail the U.S. Japan defense treaty. Kishi vows to resist dissolving parliament and push rapid ratification while police hesitate to act amid fears of reviving prewar stigma.
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Strike Ends At Canaveral and California Plants
In a wave of labor action, 17,000 Douglas workers return to the Long Beach plant and 300 Convair machinists settle a nine day strike at Cape Canaveral. Violence flared near Sunnyvale as Lockheed workers remain on strike with 10,000 still out. Negotiations continue with 26,000 Convair workers and 18,000 Douglas workers at southern California sites threatening action.
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Ike Leaves Philippines as Tokyo Visit Is Canceled
President Eisenhower said farewell in Manila amid crowds while Japan postponed his Tokyo trip due to security concerns. He will instead move up his arrival in Korea to June 19, skip Okinawa, and press ahead with military aid talks with the Philippines.
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Safecrackers Loot Bill Hoffman Pontiac Safe
Thieves used a hydraulic jack and acetylene torch to pry open a 1,000-pound safe at Bill Hoffman Pontiac on Oracle Road. They escaped with about 1,200 in cash and 800 in checks, plus left 3 in pennies as a joke. Entry was gained through a glass skylight above the paint shop.
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Weather forecast notes cooler trend with scattered showers
Yesterday's high approached 100 degrees while the forecast predicted more. Tonight's low around 65 and tomorrow's high 95 to 100 with a 79 humidity index. Skies clear tonight, then partly cloudy tomorrow with mountain showers possible late day.
Formosa Fears Shells Greet Eisenhower Visit
In Taipei Formosa fears a Communist China artillery barrage to mark President Eisenhower’s arrival. American and Nationalist Chinese forces are on high alert with plans to shield Eisenhower during his closest approach to Red China. The U.S. aircraft carrier Yorktown will escort the heavy cruiser USS St Paul as Eisenhower sails toward Formosa from Manila.
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