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Kishi Refuses to Resign, Wants Pact ' I ■ . I / < The Weather rofeeuct of Ih S. Weether Banae A r t n g B Daily Net Prew Ron For tho Week Ended Fair tonight. Low 60-65. I*- Jane 4th, 1960 ereaelnc dondlneea FrMtaF moraf ing, ahowera and thunderatorum M 1 3 ,1 2 5 ~ Hlga uenr 80. Member eif the Audit Bdrmu of CXniilutlon Adtertlalug jae Page 16^; MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 1«, IWO (EIGHTEEN PAGES) Ike’s Kishi Refuses to Resign, Wants Pact $40 Billion Outlay State News Leftist Mobs Resume Roundup Wild Demoiistrati^ For Defense .X Hartford, June _16 {IP)— Fifth Senatorial District dele- Manila. June 16 (/P)— President EisenlwB^ W t Mwrila w.ehinotnn June 16 by hia gates will‘f i a go__A to the Demo- aboard a U.S. Navy launch toniRht to cogidude a triampnant Wasnlngton, Jtme 1 tiona--------- aubconunittee, amvea„ called Icratic* state convention Satur-Satur Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D Philippine tour. it "a Jtrong peace wu. | piedgeiLin favor of bind- 'ftV President, boarded the lau^KW for a short t ^ to tha Tex) told the Senate today he He eaid It would amure deter- C onn ecticut’s 42 nations feels Soviet Premier Nikita rent force* both today and tomor­ heavy cruiser,av. .J..St. Paul,. flagsljii^of^____ — the U.S. 7th Iieet,^B* convention delegates to sup­ v l Khrushchev “ would not have row. .. chored in Manila Bay. 'Th^.St. Paul will carry him to For port U-S. Senator John F felt so free to abuse our Presi­ Nottag that boith Republican* mosa. He is due there &turday. and Democrat* on the Appropria- Kennedy for the presidentia dent if he had had more re- Uona Committee favored increaae* nomination under the Jinit Tokyo, June President Eisenhowers |o^will virit epect for our future military over the Houee bill and the Preal- rule. to Japan was>>fihceled today under the threat of ConimanJst ,gtrength.’* deht'a budget, Chave* aald "there Meeting at Briatol laat mght Johnson said the Commu­ ahould be no partlaan politic* in violence. Tbe'U.S.-Japanese defense treaty still was m dM jer. the district delegate* voted In fa­ The becomes law automatically Sunday unless Prune nists react to strength— are defenae matter*.” vor of the unit rule propoaal. Btict tough when they can gel by A* it went before the Senate, The reablution advocating that "*r Nobusuke Kishi ?:an be forced to dissolve parUam^t with it and soft when there is thi mUitary bill for the the national convention delegate* ^^*ore then. The Communist-led mobs have two niore days in etarUng July 1 totaled I60.3M.- be bound by the will of the ma­ which to try to bring about the downfall of the Kishi govern­ BO other alternative. 897,000. The military appropria­ jority wa* offered by Atty. Wal* tion* bill paaaed by the Hoiwe ment and void the treaty. _ .. v ^ lace Burke of Farmington. Ip announcing the Eisenhower trip is off, Kisni tola ro- Washington, June 16 (JP)— total# 689,387,867.000. about 6121 Political ob#*rv.er* conalder It Sen. Dennis Chavez (D-NM), million more than Preaident Bi- aigniiicant that pie reaolution waa Dorters t saying “ there can be no price aenhower aaked. first adopted _by the Fifth Dia- “ Even if there is the slightest bit of doubt about the P r ^ The Senate measure Included an tag on freedom,” today urged trict, the’ home territory of T ^ . ident’s safety in Japan, it makes it inappropriate for him to -64 mlUion Increaae in fund* .to Senator Thomai J. Ih>dd W ^ iiaa the Senate to vote $40 billion puah development of the apy-in- vigoroualy oppoaed the lde«t of im- visit at this time.” , t rr- i.- i.-. for defense—over $1 billion the-aky Samoa reconnalaaance Eisenhower, in Manila, regretfully agreed. Like lusni, nfi posing the unit<rule. blamed Tokyo leftwihg turmoil on a small group of Commu­ more than President Eisen­ aatellibe. The Senate Appropria­ Only one delentk to repreaent hower asked. tion* OommiUee recommended the a minority grpap remained to be nist agitators. He had been due’ here Sunday. _ ^ Opening debate on the meaeure increaae laat week. chosen todgy w completa the rec- Bricks, poles and other debris litter ground* at Japan##* IWet ^ e n as Kishi urged Japan to fight Communist moo yl^ ommendedalate of 42 Connenticuit H n fw Wednesday The diaorders broke out again today. Below, Prime Mlnlater Kwni reus lence, thousands of leftwing demonstrators marched outilm delegatM to the Demc^aUe na- liowsmnew’smen L of his decision to gsk President Eisenhower to cancel hia visit to Japan. (AP Photofax his official residence, screaming for thfe U.S.-ahgned c»m - conventipn in Loa Angeles. via radio from Tokyo.) net to resign. , ^ Zengakuren, the fanatical Marxist student orgamzatton Mediation Stalled ' Speeding Hearing which stagfed the most violent of Tokyo’s five w ^ s of ( t o - Hartford, June 16 (P)—Anybody onstrations, issued a statement claiming credit for cancwla- deairing to voice ah opinion about Eiseribower Pledges Oonnecticuf* apeeding law* will be tion of Eisenhower’s visit. ...............^ In Aircraft Strike given the opportunity Monday at a Zengftkuren leaders threatened unlimited strikea and daily public hearing in the Judiciary d^nohstrations unt^ Kishi and U.S.-Japan security are room of the State Capitol. It will thrown out.” t i. atart at 2 p.m. PliiUppinc^s Defense But Kishi said he will not bow to worldwide C o ira u i^ . ef any break in the contract di^ ■ - Sponsoring the hearing is th* to n of atrlkeie Connecticut State Bar Aaaocla- demands for a breakup of Japan’s military alliance with the nut* at aeven UniUd fore the Natkmal Labor RMation* Corporation plcnta were ■*®*\*^% tion’s Special Committee to Study •ate.challenges to law and order." United States and resignation of his cabinet. board In Boston and New Taw. the Speeding Laws. Thia commife. • By JOHN SCAU aa the largeat atrlke in the • ManilR' Jiine 16 (JP)—Preaident Ha(igerty put it like this: ' He said he will not even discuss dissolvmg parliament or klstdry entered lU l O t h d a ^ The NLRB already had brfmwtt tee UuKtpMJiiag ltd. .make, jb*c m - **Ha (Eisenhower) would like quitting until the final exchange of ratifications of the new e ll u M filed "May 18 * f mehaauons about speeding legl^ Eisenhower wound up M* vlait her* Inatcnd, 1 ^ » tonight by pledging the United also to express hia regrets that pact pro*viding for American bases here for at least another attention a* both unl&na Inv^ved Aircraft againat one o f the union*, lation for consideration of the 1961 the 1AM. The lAM wea accuaed of State* to defend the PhlUppinea In- a amall, organised minority led the IntemaUonal Aaa^tlOT of (leneral Assembly. by profeuional Communist agi­ decade. t i ------------------------- an aaaortment of chargee, Includ­ atanUy against any armed attack. Machlnlfta and United Auto Work- Special Invttationa to the hear­ tators. acting under external di­ The Japanese government could ing unfair labor practices and re­ The promise scor^ a diplomatic era—and management aired com- ing were aent to the State Traffic rection and control, has been able easily drive 'the mobs from the plalnU o f unfair'labor pracUcea to fusing to bargain in good faith.' (»mmlsslon. the Motor Transport success to match hia "personal tri­ streets if it co\Ud get some back­ BuUetins Contracts have expired at *11 the umph. •* by resort to force and violence to federal authoritle*. ^ „ Association, Inc., the State Police prevent his goodwill viait and to ing from press and public to re­ plants. Issues in the strike, in­ Depafrtment, the Connecticut Along with gfratitude for Eisen­ A* picket line* thinned out, un­ mar the celebration of thia centen­ store order. But police have been from the AP Wires clude Union demand* for a union Chiefs of PoUce Association, the hower’s affectionate welcome Iwre, reluctant to use their full powers der legal agreement* his aides displayed relief at can­ nial in Japaneee-American rela through the approval shop and automatic pay Increases Automobile Chib of Hartford, th# because they fear the stigma of cellation of hi* trip to Japan. tiona.” court Judges, and maas Instead of merit raise*. ConnecUut Motor Club, the Taxl- Asked whether Eieenhower be- Japan’s brutal prewar police. And BOY, 5, DROWNS . ended a apokeaman for the lAM caba of Connecticut, Inc., the Con­ In a final communique with the government is even more re­ Now Pr-jston, Juno 16 (ffV -il (Oontoued m Pag* Nine) necticut State Medical Society, President Carlo*'P. Garcia. Eisen “ j S e d tK t no further m o^a (Conttnued on Page Nine) luctant to calf'out troops for fear five-year-old boy drowned today . havo been made to i-w41*U ^ chief Judges of the Superior Court, hower pledged that any attack on of acting like Japan’s old military while swimming with his f y r - long-atandlng dispute Court of Common Pleas and C l^ this former Anierlcan colony masters. year-old brothw and anoCtor Ity” provlalona In the various UAC lAl^F Schedules cult Court and the Chief Judge of “would b'e Instantly repelled.” But the opportunity now before young companion in I sV* Wara^ division contract*. the Aaaembly of Municipal Court This wa* what Philippine leaders Senate Ready the Communist world—a 'Japan ‘inaiig. Stephea J. Dimahoe» *#• Management In the M eetings Judges. have been wanting as a major gain pushed periously close to revolu­ of Mr.
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