Eisenhower Reassures Chiang On Support For Formosa
President Eisenhower told a crowd in Taipei that the United States would defend Nationalist China against any aggression, reaffirming aid to Quemoy amid heavy shelling. He spoke after a two hour private talk with Chiang Kai-shek and arrived aboard the USS St Paul.
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United States
Chiang Kai-shek
White House
James C. Hagerty
Chiang
Quemoy
Formosa
Eisenhower
Moscow
Peiping
Hagerty
China vows to liberate Formosa amid Quemoy barrage
Peiping mass meeting pledges to liberate Taiwan in response to Eisenhower’s Far East tour. The China News Agency reports speakers say the Chinese people will free Taiwan and call for Eisenhower to leave the region as artillery shells fire on Quemoy.
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UPI
China
Quemoy Islands
Formosa
U.S
Eisenhower
Far East
Taiwan
Peiping
Red Guns attack on Quemoy shells hospital amid island damage
Communist China's massive 86 thousand shell barrage on Quemoy shattered a hospital and 83 civilian homes, killing eight and wounding 47. A Nationalist commander condemned the shelling as wanton and indiscriminate, noting military sites survived due to rocky defenses.
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Quemoy
China
United States to denounce Cuba at OAS on alleged sins
UPI reports the State Department is compiling a case to present to the OAS International Peace Committee charging Cuba with diplomatic sins from slander to seizures of property and plots to embarrass the United States. The move could occur as early as next month.
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UPI
United States
Cuba
Organization of American States
State Department
OAS
OAS International Peace Committee
Heat continues as weekend highs near 105
The forecast calls for mostly warm and humid weather with more than usual humidity. Tomorrow's high will be near 105 with a THI around 84. Tonight’s low near 75 and yesterday’s low 72. The hottest on record for the date was 107 in 1957, with a station high of 111 in 1936.
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University of Arizona Weather Station
Supervisors Fight To Hold Tax Line
Local supervisors contend with fiscal pressures while pledging to maintain a steady tax levy. The article outlines legislative debate, budget constraints, and anticipated impacts on residents and city services.
Kishi Treaty Ratification Sparks Massive Protests in Tokyo
Thousands of leftists ringed the Prime Minister's residence and blocked Diet gates after the U S Japan mutual security treaty was ratified at midnight. Prominent figures warned of resignation and potential parliamentary dissolution as confrontations continued into daybreak.
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UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Diet
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Etsusaburo Shiina
U S Ratification of Japan Security Treaty Welcomed
The United States greeted Japan's ratification of the U S Japanese Security Treaty with gratification. The State Department said the move demonstrates strong U S Japanese friendship and will benefit both nations. Only a skeleton staff watched the news as ratification came over wires at 11 01 am EDT. Acting Secretary Douglas Dillon was at his office while Secretary Herter rested at home in Millis Massachusetts. The Senate is expected to ratify soon possibly Monday.
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UPI
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State Department
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Millis
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U. S. Senate
Ike Faces Hostility as Okinawa Prepares for Ike Visit
Okinawa activist Kamejirō Senaga warned 25 000 followers will stage a hostile petitionary demonstration tomorrow when President Eisenhower lands on the U S governed island. He said demonstrators will carry red flags labor songs and English placards and fly Japanese flags not the Stars and Stripes. Authorities expect up to 200 000 Okinawans to line the motorcade route from Kadena to Naha as Senaga coordinates the reversion council's actions.
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Okinawa
Eisenhower
Ike
Kamejiro Senega
Council For
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Senaga
U. S
Kadena
Okinawan Peoples Party
Khrushchev Attends Romanian Communist Party Congress
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Bucharest to join a Soviet delegation for the third Romanian Communist Party Congress opening Monday. He began talks with Romanian leaders as Red leaders from Europe gather in the Balkan capital.
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Romania
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Balkan
Europe
Khrushchev
Autopsy Finds Natural Causes in Sells Reservation Death
A 30 year old woman identified as Luciana Gloria Encinas Gomez was found dying on the Sells Papago Indian Reservation near Ajo road. An autopsy ruled natural causes though initial foul play was suspected by Sells police chief Randy Aros. Two boys found her alive and sought help as she whispered of an assault before dying en route to an ambulance. She is survived by husband Andrew and five children.
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Gomez
Ajo Road
Sells
San Xavier
Randy Aros
Sells Indian Police
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FBI
Aros
Andrew
Johnny
Claudina
Louella
Sarah
Mary Frances
Amelia Encinas
Martin Encinas
San Xavier Mission
House Restores Aid Cuts and Promises Fight in Senate
The House approved 258 to 124 a foreign aid bill totaling 3.5845 billion, restoring 200 million of 400 million in military aid cuts amid Far East tensions. Senator Ellender pledged to push further cuts in the Senate, citing Communist unrest and anti government riots in Asia as reasons. The measure funds 1.8 billion in military aid, 600 million in defense support, and 1.1845 billion in other economic aid, short of Eisenhower’s request.
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Far East
Alien J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Ellender
South Korea
Turkey
Japan
Louisiana Democrat
Eisender
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Quemoy
Formosa
Union Floor Coverers Win Raise
Union Floor Coverers in Tucson, Painters Local 596, back at work after members approved a new contract. The agreement provides a 3.74 cent raise in three installments over the year, with an immediate wage high of 124 cents and raises on Dec 15 and Apr 1. The old rate was 3.1244 dollars an hour. Health and welfare remain to be set by a committee. The contract runs to June 15, 1962.
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Painters Local 596
Tucson
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