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G o G5 b iHIP POSTPONED Japanese Pre mier Nobusuke Klshl, center, seated before microphone, announces the postponement of President Eisenhower's trip to Japan during a press conterence at Tokyo. As Kishi spoke, thousands of left-wing demonstrators chant ed "Resign Kishi . . . Resign Kishi . . ." outside his windows (UPI Radiotelephoto) GREETED BY WELL-WISHER President Eisenhower, left, shakes hands with a well wisher as he departs the U. S. military cemetery at Fort McKinley, Manila. Mr. Eisenhower placed a wreath at the ceme tery where both American and Filipino dead of World War II are buried. (UPI Radiotelephoto) Free World Gravely Concerned Over Cancellation of Trip By United Press International Washington - IUPI) - The forced cancellation of Presi dent Eisenhower's visit to Japan aroused grave concern throughout the Free World to- HELP US We need clothing, shoes, dlihes, furniture, and bedding. We Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! Tha Salvation Army SPrlno 3-7335 day and touched off angry political debate in Congress. Americans in all walks of life, from political leaders to the man in the street voiced relief that the President would not have to risk danger from the Communist-agitated mobs in Tokyo. But Democratic loaders, ac cusing the administration of foreign policy blunders, said American prestige has been damaged severely. A major Republican spokes m a n, attacking Democratic critics, said "lough talk" is now needed. The 1960 presidential cam paign figured heavily in Son ate debate on the issue. De spite the development, the Senate proceeded toward rati fication of the Japanese-Amer ican security treaty, which had aroused much of the anti- American trouble in Japan. In Europe and Asia the Tokyo trip's cancellation was looked upon as a major set back for me West and a propaganda triumph for Rus sia. Radio Moscow informed Russians quickly that the Ei senhower visit to Japan was off. 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Aerojet Ponders Plant in Oregon Portland-IUPll-Mrs. Maurine Neuberger said today Aero jet General Corporation, big California missile - manufac ing firm, Is definitely inter ested in building an Oregon plant and expects to make a final decision in late fall. The state of Oregon is tak ing steps to acquire the 96,-000-acre Boardman Bombing Range for development as a space age Industrial park. Mrs. Neuberger, Democrat ic candidate for her late hus band's Senate seat, said the plant, if built in Oregon, is expected to become the larg est single employer in the state. She said it could require a capital investment of as much as 50 million dollars and em ploy as many as 8,000 work ers. Mrs. Neuberger quoted from an exchange of telegrams be tween herself and Dan A. Kimball, president of Aero jet. She wired him in May urg ing him and his company to give favorable consideration to locating a plant in Oregon at the Boardman site. She said she and the late Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) had "worked hard together to expand Oregon's economic participation in the nation's defense effort" during the time he served in the Senate. Greenwich, Conn. -WPD- Fu neral services will be held Friday for John F. Reeder, 57, senior vice president and a board member of Benton and Bowles, Inc., New York adver tising agency. He died Wednesday. Denver, Colo. (UPD Funeral services will be held Monday for the Rt. Rev. Msgr., Mat thew Smith, 69, editor-in-chief of the Register System of Ro-. man Catholic newspapers in the United States and abroad, who died Wednesday. VISIT TOMORROW'S ; HOME TODAY! . 3 i- MANOR VIEW HOME 1008 MIRA MAR AVE. (Manor Hill) , , R. E. Marsh, owner & builder OPEN 7-10 P.M. WEEK DAYS . PLUMBING " STEVENS PLUMBING & HEATING For All Your Plumbing NeetU ' CALL SP 3-3503 3 Stocks Ease; Brokers See Attempt To Consolidate New York (UPD S tocks eased in moderately active first-hour healings today. The list suffered its sharp est selloff in six weeks Wednesday but brokers said it was another attempt to con solidating last week's sharp gains. Steels, motors and rails were among the easiest groups with losses running to around a point in U.S. Steel, more than a half in Ford and a small fraction in New York Central. DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York-ill'li-DowJonet final aiock averages: 30 in dustrials 649.42, off 5.46; 20 railroads 144.24. off 0.72; 15 utilities 92.29, up 0.50; 65 stocks 212.65. off 1.03. Sales Wednesday were about 3,650,000 shares com pared with 3,430,000 shares Tuesday. Wednesday's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am. , American Can American Motors AT&T Anaconda Copper Ai'mcu steel Bendtx Aviation Hethlchem Steel During Air Caterpillar Corp Chrysler Corn i onuncmai enn . 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