Delay in Aid Plan Over Girard Case Looms
The House Foreign Affairs Chair said action on the Presidents foreign aid plan may be delayed to pursue the Girard case. Rep. Gordon and subcommittee members weigh delaying aid to push for GI rights and possible transfer to U S authorities. The dispute involves potential changes to Status of Forces agreements and looming Supreme Court review.
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United Press
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Girard
Thomas S. Gordon
D-Trl
William S. Girard
United States
House
Gordon
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Defense Department
Senate
New York
Earl J. Carroll
Joseph C. McGarraghy
McGarraghy
Supreme Court
Naka Sakai
U.S
Tokyo
Army
Far East Command
Ottawa
Stanley F. Levin
the &H Army
Soldier seeks protective custody after shooting incident
At the time of the shooting Specialist 3-C Victor N. Nickel of Inkster Michigan asked the Army to place him in protective custody. An Army spokesman said Nickel was placed under custody at his own request to shield him from newsmen. An unverified report claimed Nickel admitted helping Girard lure Mrs Sakai into range of a grenade launcher. Girard denied involvement.
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Victor N. Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Army
Nickel
Girard
Mrs. Sakai
Killing Suspect's Attorneys Seek Indictment End
Clifford Augustus Watson, 41, charged with killing and dismembering his mother, asks Vanderburgh Circuit Court to throw out the indictment claiming grand jury instruction errors from pamphlets. Judge Reeves sets June 18 for response and possible arguments. Watson confessed after capture in Cincinnati to the 1954 murder and disposal of body parts.
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Ville
Ind
Clifford (Augustus) Watson
John Clouse
Loren Keily
Evansville
Ollie Reeves
Vanderburgh Circuit Court
Reeves
Watson
Cincinnati
Montgomery County
DeMolay To Install Officers Thursday
Ronnie Vanderbur and Steve West announce a public installation of Anderson Chapter DeMolay officers Thursday June 20 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple Meridian Street. The order recently conferred the Chevalier Decree on David Martin Frederick Eley Don Dudderar and Bradly Rays at public ceremonies. Talcum powder is used in air liners to test ventilation systems so engineers can see air currents.
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Ronnie Vanderbur
Steve West
Anderson
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
David Martin
Frederick Eley
Don Dudderar
Bradly
Tri State Time Talks Being Set
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will host a mid summer meeting inviting business leaders from Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee to discuss official time observance. Indiana now uses Central Daylight Savings Time from its fourth Sunday in September while Central Standard Time otherwise applies. The group may push for permanent Eastern Standard Time and possible national action to extend the zone westward to Michigan Ohio and eastern Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisville
William Book
Middletown Girls And Mothers Dine
A Girl Scout Mother and Daughter banquet was held Monday at 7 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement with 64 attendees. Mothers received wood fiber corsages made by the girls. WSCS served the meal and committee members assisted.
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Middletown
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mabel Stottlemyer
Muncie
Area 5
Kay Seybert
Ball State Teachers College
Dale Ostler
Middletown High School
Ralph Teter
Ralph, Jr
Robert Hodson
Union City
Frank Blaze
Anderson
Walter Campbell
Arthur Lee
Elwood
Elizabeth Lee
Daisy Gildersleeve
O W. Taylor
Whip
Charles
Claude Lindsey
Faton
Camden
Ohio
Dick Bruce
Bruce
Central School
Mediator Sees No Progress In AP Union Talks
Federal mediator said no progress in negotiations between AFL CIO CTU and The Associated Press as contract nears expiry. CTU leadership authorized a possible strike, though workers were told to wait for guidance. About 650 employees at AP facilities nationwide are affected.
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New York
Afl—Cio Commercial Telegraphers Union
Associated Press
Walter A. Maggiolo
U.S
CTU
Bridge Tops as Most Popular Card Game in U S
Bridge has returned to the number one place for Americans according to recent surveys among card players.
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New York—Bridge
Oldest US university traced to Cambridge plan in 1636
Harvard College traces its origins to a 1636 Cambridge plan and the formal founding in 1639, establishing its claim as the oldest university in the United States.
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Cambridge
Harvard
United States
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