Ouster Adds New Fuel to Girard Case
American lawyers for GI William Girard clashed at odds over firing Japanese lawyer Itsuro Hayashi, with Louis Girard and Earl Carroll pressing for Hayashi's dismissal while Major Stanley Levine defended him. INS reported Hayashi calling the firing unethical, and U.S. officials prepared papers to dismiss him next week amid broader efforts to have Girard returned from Japan.
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United Press
GI William Girard
Girard
Itsuro Hayashi
Seldier
Louis
Ottawa
U.S
Earl Carroll
Hayashi
Levin
Maeashi Csticet
Louis Girard
Currall
Darron Harrington
Dodgers Take National Lead With 92 Victory Over Reds
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 92 to with Rube Walker three run homer and Junior Williams bases loaded triple backing Johnny Podres seven hit effort. Frank Robinson homered for the Reds. White Sox beat Baltimore 2 to 0 behind Billy Pierce. Stan Musial and Al Dark homered for the Giants in Deauville. Daniel Drien tells his class about art savings story involving francs in school yard.
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Cincinnati
Redlegs
Rube Walker
Junior William
Johnny Voodres
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
New York
Stan Musial
al Dark
Deauville
France
INS
Lonabied
Daniel
Eisenhower Attacks Democrats as Strains Reignite Talks
President Eisenhower delivered a sharp speech at a 1956 Republican confab accusing Democrats of easy spending and inflationary policy while urging GOP leaders to rally behind his budget and program. He warned that party unity and loyalty are needed to carry out platform pledges amid looming 1958 battles for control.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Verony
Lis
Senate
Knowlind Ccalif
Dulles Plane Emergency Landing After Engine Trouble
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and companions survived an on flight emergency when a twin engine navy transport forced a landing at Anacostia naval airfield after smoke trailed the craft over Baltimore. Dulles later described no sense of danger until the field was reached.
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Washington
INL
John Foster Dulles
Navy
New York
Baltimore
Dulles
Ducles
Anscostia Naval Airfield
Washington Naasional Airport
Woman Invokes Fifth Amendment In Rackets Quiz
WALWINGTOWN INS report on Kay Lower, known as Kay Thorpe and Kay Lynch, invoking the Fifth Amendment before a senate rackets committee. She is linked to Bakers Union Local 37 payroll payments of 800 to 1100 dollars, with details of supposed donations and checks questioned amid alleged fund misuse and destroyed records.
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Robert FE. Phompson
Walwingtown
INS
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Senate
Kay Lower
Sioux City
Los Angeles
Kay Thorpe
Kay Lynch
Kay
John D. Nelson
International
Cross
George Stuart
Nelson
Golden Crust
Archie Goodman
Goodman
Pair’s Attitude Brings U S Officials Attention In Hungary
Two South Carolina students, Mike Gilbert and Warren Hair, were jailed in Hungary after crossing the Yugoslav border into Austria and entering Hungary without visas. They were released under supervision in Vienna and sent back to Austria while the United States weighs whether they may continue their European hitchhiking trip or return home. They told reporters they sought adventure and would perhaps attempt such a trip again. Consular officials criticized their actions and said they must show respect for their passports.
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Eric Waha
Vienna
U.S
South Carolina
Hungary
Mike Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren Hair
North Augusta
Austria
Bein
One Ounce Swells Accident Chances
NEW YORK AP One ounce of alcohol in a driver's body could raise the chance of being in an accident by more than 3,000 percent, according to AMA findings. Dr Herman A Heise of Milwaukee led a subcommittee on intoxication and warned that if alcohol could be divorced from driving, roughly half of about 40,000 highway deaths yearly might be prevented and many more injuries spared.
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New York
American Medical Association
Herman A. Heise
Milwaukee
AMA
Kennedy Denies U.S. Ticket Aim
Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts Friday denied any intention of seeking a national Democratic ticket in 1900. He said his focus is on winning re election to the Senate in 1958 rather than a presidential or vice presidential nomination.
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Hot Springs
INS
Kennedy
Mass
Arkansas Bar Association
Senate
Owen N. Elliott resigns as Coe board president
Owen N. Elliott Cedar Rapids attorney and longtime board member resigns as president of the Coe college board of trustees at the semi annual meeting. The board votes to name him honorary president while he remains on the board and hospitalize since February 9 after a stroke. Election of a successor will occur at the fall meeting.
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Oedar Staples News
Owen WN. Elliott
Coe College Board of Trustees
Elliott
Hongeary
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Arthur
Fae
Itrugleecs
Envoy's Daughter And Page Sought In Elopement Case
Washington police press 13 eastern states to locate Christiana Wennerstrom 14 and Williams 17 of Fills Church Virginia. They disappeared Sunday after a year of dating. Col Stig Wennerstrom diplomat at the Swedish embassy said elopement was a surprise and both are deaf. They may be traveling in a 1941 black convertible owned by Williams' mother.
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Page
Washington
Capitol Page
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I l
Christiana
Line Wiliams
Church
Wenner'strom
Eastern Estates
Williams
Vast Estate Tied Up Heir Can't Pay Rent
In Chicago AP report, Gravernet Young Kaufman a 66 year old former banker heir to Otto Young estate valued around 20 million dollars faces legal delays. Attorney Charles Aiken says the inheritance is tied up in lawsuits, leaving Kaufman nearly broke unable to pay rent at the New York Athletic Club and grocery bills. Court battles involve more than 30 relatives seeking shares as judges plan to resolve rightful heirs.
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New York
Gravernet Young Kaufman
Chitham-Phoenix Bank
Otto Young
Charles Aiken
U.S
Michael Toop
Raintman
Liem
Aiken
Kauman
New York Athletic Club
Kaufman
Marie Julia Young Kaufman Pratt
Carpenters Heads Called In Highway Land Scandal Quiz
President Maurier Hutcheson and three other Carpenters union officers are to testify Monday before a congressional subcommittee on an Indiana highway land purchase scandal. Witnesses include Frank A. Chapman and O W Blaier in Indianapolis. Funds from a Chapman account were used for nine parcels near the Tri State Expressway, with checks to Virgil Real Smith and Marty Daggett. Gore cited total payments of 8484 800.
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Robert Noval
Maurier Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Ineres
Gore
Hutcheson
Frank A. Chapman
O. W Mian Blaier
Chapman
Tri-State
Gary
Dbhckner
Richmond
Lod
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Virgil
Real" Smith
Chikeman
Marty Daggett
Smith
Daggett
Indidianapolis
Hutcheson and Chapman
Thesa
Carpenters
Ilatcr
Union
Washington
Tail Rudder Gone Lands Safe On Bomber Landing
A B 34 bomber with 37 aboard lost a tail rudder mid flight over Stockton California. Pilot Capt Albert McKinnon and co pilot Alvin Prothero conducted two hours of practice approaches in clouds before a precise landing using elevator control and engine power. The tail rudder fragment was located near the abandoned Stockton airport.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Albert McKinnon
Brewer
Maine
McKinnon
Alvin E. Prothers
Stockton
Prothero
America
Airliner Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Fire
An Eastern Air Lines DC 7H from Miami to Boston suffered an engine fire at 19 000 feet over Norfolk naval air station. The crew, including Capt. E Ford, piloted a controlled emergency descent and landed safely. Five navy emergency vehicles met the plane and extinguished the blaze as 8 passengers used chutes to exit. One woman passenger sustained only an ankle sprain.
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Norfolk
Navy
O Worls
Tne
Bridges Suffers From Exhaustion
Washington senator Bridges chairman of the Republican group suffered complete exhaustion and was taken to a hospital for a week of rest. A staffer said his condition is not serious and a physician ordered the rest beginning Friday.
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Washington
Trieues
Mean Look Is His Only Explanation in Strawberry Point
A 14 year old Strawberry Point boy admitted striking Miss Marilyn Uhl in a dark street, leading to a brutal assault with facial injuries. The victim, formerly of Cedar Rapids, was hospitalized in Manchester in critical but now fair condition. Francis Bowers was charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury and held on bond as authorities pursue psychiatric evaluation.
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Tae Casette
Strawberry Point
Marilyn Uhl
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Elkader
Clayton County
H. KK. Troggensack
Francis
Strawbery Point
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