Climax in Tokyo as anti-Kishi forces mobilize for treaty vote
Anti-Kishi demonstrators vow to muster 300000 as the U S Japan security pact nears automatic ratification. A Socialist leader was stabbed and a student was killed in clashes outside parliament. Police guard the Diet while Kishi vows to crack down and dissolve the lower house for elections.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Sokyo Labor Organization
Kishi
Inejiro Asanuma
Suejiro Nishio
Tunity
Socialist Party
Diet
Coed
Page
Senate OKs 40 Billion for Defense in Unanimous Vote
The Senate unanimously approved 40.5 billion dollars for defense in fiscal year funding. The measure tops Eisenhower’s request by about 1.18 billion and includes controversial Bomarc missiles, B70 bomber funding, a nuclear carrier debate, and funding boosts for Marine Corps personnel and Polaris submarine programs. The bill moves toward House negotiations before a final decision.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
White House
Eisenhower
Mahon
Senate House
Canada
Defense Department
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Marine Corps
Bombardment of Quemoy Stirs Tensions on Eisenhower Visit
Chinese Communists unleashed a heavy shelling of the Quemoy complex in the Formosa Strait, firing over 31 300 shells. Nationalists said they would retaliate if fired upon again as Eisenhower neared Formosa and Korea, while Washington called the attack heartless and cold blooded.
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Formosa
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Eisenhower
Korea
Peiping
Fukien
Little Quemoy
Tan
Washington
United States
China
Quemoy Island
Joseph Reap
State Department
Sun's Target 100 Again
The weekend will be mostly clear with hot weather and high near 100 degrees, city readings up to 106. Tonight's low around 70 and THI near 81. No rain expected, humidity rising, with muggy conditions tomorrow matching today.
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Brooks
University of Arizona
Mercury
Nixon Leads Fight For School Aid
Vice President Richard M. Nixon took a lead role in pressing for federal aid for schools. After a luncheon with House leaders and White House aides, Nixon and House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck were at the meeting. Klein said Nixon believes a school construction bill could pass this session.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
House
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
White House
Klein
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Congress
11 Day Strike Ends At Missile Bases
An 11 day strike by Convair division of General Dynamics and IAM halted Atlas ICBM facility work. Settlement covers 26 000 Convair employees at San Diego Palmdale Pomona Holloman AFB Vandenberg and other Atlas bases with terms undisclosed awaiting IAM approval. Douglas Aircraft workers returned to Long Beach after a separate 17 000 worker deal. Pay and benefits debated amid broader space and missile program disruption.
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General Dynamics Corp
International Assn. of
Machinists
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United States Space and Missile Program
Long Beach
United Auto Workers
Atlas
Palmdale
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Vandenberg Afb
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Lockheed
Speechless Man Calls Rescuers to Rapid Buried Free
Mike Fagnel, 58, was trapped in a sand slide at a Pantano Wash bridge site when cave-ins deepened his hole. H R Matz drove back to the scene with workers to pull him out by a cable and truck, while a rescue team arrived too late.
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Benson Hwy
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East Speedway
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H. R. Matz
L. M. White Contracting Co
Matz
Macco Corp
California
Kennedy hints at Stevenson and Roosevelt Jr. cabinet posts
In an NBC interview Senator Kennedy signals possible appointments for Adlai Stevenson and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. if he wins the presidency. He praises both men on The Jack Paar Show and notes Roosevelt campaigned for him in West Virginia. Kennedy speaks after Harvard commencement and board meetings with Governor Rockefeller in attendance.
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John F Kennedy
Adlai F. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
NBCTV
Jack Parr
Kennedy
Stevenson
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Paar
F.D.R. Jr
Adlai Stevenson
Franklin Roosevelt
Booking Record for Eliseo A Huerta
Eliseo A Huerta, 27, of 1036 N 3th Ave, was booked four times at the city jail after a traffic warrant led to charges of shoplifting a movie camera from Steinfelds, theft of $27 from Medina's Garage, petty larceny, a second traffic warrant, and a prior bond on grand theft linked to service station burglaries.
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N. 3Th Ave
Huerta
Convent Ave
Jackson St
Steinfeld
Medina
N. Main Ave
U S Senate Delays Vote On Paet Treaty Action
Senate leaders moved to defer ratification of the U S Japanese security treaty to next week after State Department consultation. The plan aims for Tokyo to recognize the treaty before Senate approval, with Lyndon B Johnson saying action would occur in the regular course in coming days. The treaty would auto ratify in Japan Sunday unless Parliament revokes it or PM Nobusuke Kishi’s government falls.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
U.S
State Department
Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Eisenhower Wins Some Military Aid Boost but Skips Defense Funds
The House approved more military assistance money for Eisenhower while denying extra funds for the defense support phase of foreign aid. It restored $200 million of an $100 million cut to military aid but did not restore the $124 million cut from defense support funds.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
Recreation Program Starts Monday
Climate Club Unhappy With City. He Matches Matches For Lamps.
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Climate Club
Lamps
Ike Feels Blame Placed On Red China Over Tokyo Visit
President Eisenhower aboard the St. Paul for Formosa believes Chinese Communists blocked his Tokyo trip to salvage anti American propaganda. He suspects Khrushchev hatched the Moscow invitation rescue to derail his Paris Summit. He sees strong welcomes in Manila offsetting the setback.
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Formosa
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
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Sverdnovsk
Paris
Manila
Far East
U.S
Fidel Castro to Visit Moscow in Exchange with Khrushchev
Moscow reports Fidel Castro will travel to the Soviet Union to repay Khrushchev’s Cuba visit. The date will be fixed later. Antonio Nunez Jimenez announced Castro’s acceptance at a Moscow press conference.
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Fidel Castro
Tass
Cuba
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Castro
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
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