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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
8
In Maebashi Akikichi Sakai, husband of the slain woman, condemned Americans insisting on an American trial as viewing Japanese as subhuman. He warned such bias echoes postwar kangaroo courts and fears potential retaliation, while noting a government-paid lawyer would be appointed if Girard is dismissed.
Gov. Freeman rebukes Carlton County Farmers Union over Charles Johnson. The union seeks removal of the Minneapolis labor conciliator who said no major crisis exists in the strike. Freeman says Johnson did not deny a crisis and used the term emergency as defined by law.
Ernest B. Pierce 77 longtime registrar and alumni relations director at the University of Minnesota. He died Friday after a brief illness and funeral services are set for Monday in Whittier California where he lived. Pierce retired in 1948 after 28 years in alumni posts.
Paris Bourges Maunoury 42 year old defense minister under Premier Mollet is tipped to lead France. A Socialist caucus voted to join Bourges Maunoury to form a coalition government with Radical Socialist middle roaders and other parties backing the move. Defense sources say he will seek confidence before Parliament after Tuesday or Wednesday's vote.
Amman glowed with fresh paint and flags as King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrived for a six day visit to Jordan. The king helped Hussein during a six week battle to retain his throne after a crackdown on leftist and pro Egyptian pro Syrian elements in April. Saud offered the use of Saudi troops during the crisis and now visits Jordan for six days with flags flying along streets.
Three teenagers drowned in a creek during a family fishing trip in Houston. Identified as David Allen Wiggins 13 of Houston and cousins B J Weid Jr 16 of Houston and Larry Wayne Weid 14 of Lake Charles La. Witnesses said David and Larry slipped in waist deep. B J went under trying to save Larry.
The article notes about 80 000 known insect pests and 6 000 plant diseases in the United States, highlighting the scale of agricultural challenges for farmers and researchers.
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