Eisenhower Visit to Japan Cancelled in Tokyo Setback
President Eisenhower’s planned trip was canceled after a costly defeat tied to Japan and U.S. security talks. The Tokyo setback follows Khrushchev’s Paris summit collapse, risking broader harm to East West relations and world peace as Japan seeks a new security pact with U.S. and parliamentary dynamics in Tokyo unfold.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Eisenbloe
Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Fisenhower
Kishi
Dellinger and Hollar Crash in Middletown
Charles R. Dellinger of Middletown and Howard J. Hollar, brothers in law, were involved in a head on collision causing 550 dollars in damage to their two cars. Weather outlook predicts a rainy weekend with rising humidity and possible thunderstorms.
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Charles R. Dellinger
Middletown
Howard J. Hollar
Methodists Transfer Dugger and Oglesby
Virginia Methodist Conference at Fredericksburg reassigns district superintendent and ministers. Rev L O Wilburn becomes district superintendent succeeding Dugger who has served six years. Rev J W Mast shifts to Braddock Street and Calvary Churches. Additional changes include Bookman to Marvin Chapel White Post and Raney to Wesley Memorial Martinsville with Lewis succeeding Raney at Berryville.
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Winchester
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F. B
Braddock Street
Fredericksburg
L. O. Wilburn
Fort. Hill
W. J. Bookman
Greenville
Marvin Chapel
White Post
Donald ©. Brumback
Rockland Community
Warren County
W. N. Raney
Berryville
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Tug-of-War Over Funding
The Senate and House debate support for the mutual assistance program aiding allied nations and containing communism. Eisenhower urged restoring cuts as Congress trimmed the President's initial 4.175 billion dollar request to about 4.086 billion, with carryover funds and indirect military aid totaling around 35 million.
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Free World
Cs Pater Amelie
Eisenhower
Eas
Far East
A. Jr
A ‘Aan En Tate
Douglas Dillon Senda
Weaceder
Congress
Britain's Walking Sergeants Set Cross-Country Record
Britains Walking Sergeants nearing the end of a 2 970 mile trek from San Francisco to New York as they approach the Lincoln Tunnel. Paratroop instructors Maloney and Evans led with Roy Rogers guiding, claiming a potential record time of 67 days if they finish Friday.
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Clinton
N.J
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Hudson River
Lincoln Tunnel
New York
New York Coliseum
Here
Maloney
Royal Air Force
Evans
Roy Rogers
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Barbara Moore
San Francisco
Ene
Putnamville Ind
Rt. 40
Abraham L. Montaverde
Eisenhower pledges U S defense of the Philippines in Manila
President Eisenhower assures Philippine leaders that any attack on the Philippines would be instantly repelled during his 20 day visit. He and President Garcia press for formal U S defense commitments amid regional tensions near Communist China.
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Manila
Eisenhower
Japan
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine
China
U. S
Peiping
Philippines
White House
James C. Hagerty
St. Paul
United States
Hagerty
Aone
Soviet Union
Douglas
MacArthur II
Tokyo
Hirohito
Laws Regulating Signs and Posters Cited by Police
Police Chief J. Thomas Boyd cites city ordinances restricting signs and posters on utility poles and trees. One law forbids defacing any tree, shrub, or other natural feature with such materials or substances.
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J.thomas Boyd
Virginia State Aerie holds 53rd annual convention
Over 200 Eagles from across Virginia register at the Virginia State Aerie convention opening in Aerie home hall. Max Butler chairs the two day session at 123 N Braddock St with speakers including Lane a Past Grand Worthy President and Jack Fretwell among local officers.
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Virginia
Virginia State Aerie
F.O.E
Max Butler
Nual
Aerie
N. Braddock St
Aakers Halloran, Jr
Framingham
Lane
Jack Fretwell
Workers Return To Douglas 300 Settle at Convair
More than 17,000 Douglas workers return to the Long Beach California plant after a midnight settlement. Convair machinists in Cape Canaveral Florida end a nine day strike contingent on removal of layoff clause. Lockheed and Convair walkouts threaten broader defense work amid wage demands.
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Los’ Angeles
Capra Akng
Douglas
Long Beach
Calif
Florida
Convair
Cape Eeaveral
Internationl Assn
Lockheed
California
Sunnyvale
Gem
Areer
IAM
United Auto Workers
Polaris
Santa Monica
United Auto Oriars
Johnson Denounces Riots as Blackmail in Senate Speech
Senator Lyndon Johnson denounces the Communist led disturbances as pure blackmail and warns of grave implications. He argues the riots impacted Eisenhower’s Japan trip and calls for reexamining U S policy to prevent Communist manipulation.
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Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
Texas
Johnson
U.S
Treaty Ratification May Be Delayed
In Washington the Senate may delay ratification of the U S Japanese security treaty as urgent defense bills take precedence. Senate leaders Johnson and Fulbright discuss timing with conference action needed on the money bill and a potential push ahead before or after the Tokyo visit.
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Washington
Japan
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Tokyo
Kishi Unable To Guarantee Ike's Safety
In Tokyo President Eisenhower’s goodwill trip was canceled amid Communist threats. The U S Japan defense treaty faced collapse as Kishi faced parliamentary dissolution battles. Protests and violent mobs pressured the government while police restraint drew concern over order. Tass cheered the withdrawal of the invitation to Eisenhower as Tokyo fretted over the treaty’s fate. The situation threatened regional stability and U S Japanese ties amid widespread demonstrations and political crisis.
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Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Moscow
Tass
Kishi
Manila
Wanaun
United States
U.S
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