Eisenhower Visit Cancelled By Kishi Amid Japan Crisis
The Kishi government canceled Eisenhower's Tokyo visit as protests surged near the parliament. Police protected Kishi's residence while demonstrators chanted down with Kishi and the treaty. American officials learned of the decision as Manila rallies unfolded.
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Eisenhower Tour in Philippines Amid Riot Fears
President Eisenhower cut short a planned visit to Japan amid fears of leftist student violence and a police arrest near the University of the Philippines. In a farewell address before sailing to Formosa, he urged progress toward world peace and denounced Cold War hostility.
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Edith Piaf in Semi-Coma Reported by Doctors
Paris doctors report the French singer Edith Piaf in a semi coma after a sudden turn for the worse. Piaf was in hospital last week for a persistent liver ailment and had shown slow improvement in recent days.
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Emcee’s Comic Gaffe Roils Wyoming Trucker Meet
The master of ceremonies at a Wyoming Truckers Association convention urged the crowd to sing. He led with I ve Been Working on the Railroad and only boos rose from the Casper audience.
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What Does U. S.-Japan Treaty Say
Washington outlines the main points of the security pact between the United States and Japan. The treaty recognizes that an armed attack against either power on Japanese territory threatens both, allows U S bases in Japan with no time limit, and calls for joint defense planning and peaceful dispute settlement. It strengthens free institutions and economic collaboration, supersedes the 1951 treaty, and lasts 10 years with automatic renewal unless a one year termination notice is given.
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Senate Leaders Clash Over Japan Trip and Free World Policy
Senate leaders spar over Johnsons Japan trip cancellation and a broader critique of U S policy toward the Soviet Union and the Communist offensive in the Far East. Dirksen urged tough talk while Symington defended Kennedy and Stevenson, citing political tempers amid bipartisan frustration. Fulbright blamed the summit failure for damaging U S prestige and urged caution in policy planning. Wiley called for a reappraisal of efforts to spread freedom after the Presidents return.
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Crisis Over Tokyo Pact Pressure Intensifies
Anti-American and anti-Eisenhower protests in Japan threaten to derail a new U S Japanese security pact. Kishi resists resignation while Parliament stays in session to ratify the accord amid Communist influence and fears Moscow Peiping backed a campaign to topple the pro American government.
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