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Thuridar. July 5, 19SB
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JAPAN'S NUMBER ONE Miss
Japan (Loshie Baba, 19, of Fu
kushima) points a pretty toe for
American soil On arrival In San
Francisco aboard a Japan Air
lines plane. She's en route to
Long Beach for the Miss Uni
verse contest.
Nixon Pays Homage
To Soldier Heroes
Of Corregidor War
Manila (U.R) Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon visited
battlescarred Corregidor Island
today to pay homage to the thou
sands of U. S. and Philippine
servicemen who died there dur
ing World War II.
The Vice President and his
wife, making a whirlwind visit
to democratic nations in the Far
East, were accompanied to Cor
regidor at the entrance of Man
ila Bay by Philippines President
nd Mrs. Ramon Magsaysay.
They visited Malinta tunnel,'
which served as headquarters of
Gen. Douglas MacArthur and his
successor, the late Gen. Jonathan
Wainwrlght, along with the late
Philippines President Manuel L.
Quezon, before Corregidor was
captured by the Japanese.
Nixon represented President
Eisenhower at . Wednesdays' col
orful, celebration of the 10th an
niversary of, Philippine inde
pendence, and was scheduled to
leave with Mrs. Nixon for South
Viet Nam Friday.
To Visit Formosa
Nixon also will visit Formosa
where he will confer with Gen
eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek.
Nixon and Magsaysay ex
changed vows of Philippine-American
partnership in Fourth of
July grandstand speeches at the
historic Lumeta, where nearly
1,000,000 persons gathered for
one of the Philippines' biggest
celebrations.
But rain sent the crowd scurry
ing for cover while Nixon was
speaking, and he cut his talk
short with an expression of
thanks for the hospitality of the
Philippine people.
Suit Filed Against
Logging Firm Here
Otis H. Hill and Roberta M.
Hill have filed a complaint in
circuit court against O. K. Puck
ett and Earl J. Sherer, copart
ners In Puckett and Sherer log
ging firm, and are seeking a
total of $5,600 damages.
The complaint states that
Puckett and Sherer hold logging
rights anytime prior to Feb. 7,
1961, on 40 acres of the Hills'
property northeast of Phoenix.
The Hills charge that while
logging there, Puckett and
Sherer damaged an irrigation
ditch on the property in' the
amount of $4,000 by changing
its grade, tearing up the lining
and reducing the water supply
by one-half. They further charge
the defendants with responsibil
ity for subsequent crop loss in
the amount of $1,600.
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Dulles Accused of Responsibility for Bloody Uprisings in Poland
Moscow 01. R) The Soviet
government and Communist par-,
ty today accused Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles of re
sponsibility for the "bloody"
Poznan riots in Poland
The government organ Izves
tia said the Poznan uprising fol
lowed "inflammatory" speeches
by Dulles and the appropriation
of $125,000,000 by Congress for
"subversion" of the Iron Curtain
countries.
Pravda, organ of the Com
munist party, lashed out at the
bloody provocations made by
American agents."
It accused Dulles of "gross fal
sifications" in alleging that the
denunciation of the cult of Stal
inism in the Soviet Union had
left Communist parties "in a
state of utter confusion."
Observers noted the markedly
strong tone of the two articles.
They said it now remains to b.e
seen whether the Russians, who
have been giving tourist visas
virtually for the asking, will
now close the gates to the un
precedented stream of Western
tourists and newsmen.
Izvestia accused the United
States of "oral responsibility"
for the Poznan rioting.
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