Eisenhower greeted by balmy Hawaii welcome after Far East tour
President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu weary but upbeat after Asia swing. More than 100,000 Hawaiians welcomed him as he stepped from his jet and played nine holes at Kaneohe before planning another round. The crowd waved Aloha as his motorcade rolled through palm lined streets.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Honolulu
Eisenhower
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
Korea
Pacific
Philippines
China
Okinawa
Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station
Washington
Aloha
Kaneohe
Okincame
Herter Pushes Pact Ratification At Early Date
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter urged ratification of the pact at an early date. He told a Senate subcommittee that events in Japan had not changed the case for quick Senate action. Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said he hoped to bring up the treaty before the night ends.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Senate Appropriations
Japan
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Herter
Kishi Said to Plan Resignation After Security Pact
Reports from Tokyo say Premier Nobu Kishi informed Liberal Democratic leaders he will resign once the new U S Japan security treaty becomes effective. Kawashima urged talks on his successor as ratification finalizes at midnight and awaits U S Senate approval.
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Tokyo
Nobu
Kishi
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal- Democratic Party
Japan
U.S. Senate
ILS
Curb Service At Optical Shop Described By Town Gossip
The Crier notes an optical shop on Braddock Street offering curb service with a customer in the barber shop next door watching a woman arrive by cab, try on glasses, and depart with the correct pair. Grover Giffin boasts a rabbit killed with a first-pitch throw in his Millwood Pike garden. The weather forecaster predicts three days of showers and warm temperatures.
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Braddock St
Grover Giffin
Millwood Pike
Mr. Giffin
Nixon Attacks Critics Of U S Economic Health
Vice President Nixon challenged Nikita Khrushchev and U S critics at the 40th national Jaycees conference in St Louis. He dismissed claims the Soviet economy will overtake the United States this century and mocked focus on tail fins over solid growth. The 20 year anniversary of his marriage was noted as the crowd cheered.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nixon
National
Junior Chambershchev
U.S
Denounced At Mass Rallies Across China
From Tokyo the AP reports Peiping broadcasts and posters mobilizing millions to denounce Eisenhower as the chief of U S imperialism the god of plague and a vicious wolf as China launches an anti U S propaganda week following his Asian goodwill tour.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Eisenhower
China
Peiping Radio
U.S
United States
Rockefeller Tour Plans Dividing Opinions In Washington
AP report shows mixed reaction to Gov. Rockefeller's plan to campaign for GOP candidates nationwide including Nixon. Thurston Morton hailed the move while some Kenneth Keating and others warned of overreach as Nixon weighs national issues ahead of the nominating convention.
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Jack Bell Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
New York
Senate
House
Thurston B. Morton
Rockefeller
Johansson Seeks Rematch for World Title
Ingemar Johansson says he wants a rematch for the heavyweight title with Floyd Patterson "the sooner the better" after losing the crown in Monday night's fight. Johansson looked fresh despite a fifth round knockout and plans to rest in New York with unclear postfight plans.
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Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Polo Grounds
New York City
Johansson
New York
Floyd Patters
Ingo
Gosta Karlsson
Edwin Ahlquist
Inge
Ingemar
Ahlquist
Switzer
Senate votes to extend taxes and raise revenues headline
The Senate approved an 84 to 0 vote extending corporate income tax and excises for another year and adding about 650 million in new revenues via three loophole closing amendments. The bill also extends WWII era levies on local telephone service and passenger fares, with conference fate uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Indaercome
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Supreme Court
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nine Die in Four-Car Pileup Near New Iberia
A four-car collision within New Iberia Louisiana killed nine people and injured others. Survivors say one car trying to pass as a fourth approached from the opposite direction causing the crash. Victims include Aaron Williams Sr and three of his sons, Rev Lloyd D Taylor, George Babineaux Jr, Alvin Bodin, Sebastian Laporte, Patrick Henry, Archie Alor and others from nearby towns. The wreck happened on a straight highway stretch.
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New Iberia
Aaron Williams Sr
Aaron Jr
Roger
Lloyd
Patentville
Lloyd D. Taylor
Tupelo
George Babineaux Jr
Alvin Bodin
Sebastian A. Laporte
Jeanerette
Patrick Henry
Taylor
Archie Alor
Patontville
Williams
City Council Rejection Stirs Talk of New Armory
The City Council voted 9-3 to deny the National Guard’s request to occupy 153 by 260 feet behind the armory and allowed temporary parking on the grass. The decision directs studies by the Planning Commission and Recreation Committee, signaling potential future armory facilities. Col M B Clowe Jr and recreation officials urged more space, while opponents feared loss of recreation areas.
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National Guard
A. Lee Coble
Orville Wine
Charles M. Zuckerman
Col
M. B. Clowe, Jr
City Recreation Commission
H. W. Butler, Jr
Stewart Bell
J. Ben Cather
Recreation Committee
Council
Planning Commission
Guard
Pro
Cabtece
Col. Clowe
Old Movie Pros Win Top Emmy Awards in Hollywood
Hollywood AP says Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack won the top Emmy awards in their first TV season. Harry Belafonte became the first Negro to win an Emmy. Art Carney won for best comedy show and Jane Wyatt took best actress in a series for Father Knows Best.
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Hollywood
Sir
Laurence Olivier
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Stack
Harry Belafonte
Jackie Gleason
Second Banana
Art Carney
Olivier
Chariton Heston
Larry
Miss Bergman
Europe
Stack
Elliott Ness
Arnaz
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
VIP
New York
Ace 90
CBS
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Rod Serling
Hound
Expense Account Amendment Faces Uncertain Path in House
A Senate plan to publish overseas expense accounts of Congress members advances to a House vote following earlier rejection. The $129.8 million annual appropriation bill includes the amendment requiring annual disclosure in the Congressional Record. Notable figures cited include Sen. Hayden, Sen. Stennis, Sen. Lausche, and Sen. Russell.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Congressional
Carl, Hayden
D-Ariz
John Stennis
D-Miss
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Williams
Richard B. Russell
Senate House Conference Committee
Armory project debated by Clarke County group and supervisors
A citizens group meets with Clarke Board of Supervisors at 8 p m in the courthouse to discuss an armory. They propose borrowing 15000 dollars from local banks to ease county costs if the building goes up. The supervisors had previously rejected the project.
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Berryville
Clarke Board of Supervisors
Court House
Board of Supervisors
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