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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
6
The FBI director offers precautions for a perfect vacation warning that burglars are on the rise nationally. He urges homeowners to inform their local police when away to help reduce theft risks and ensure safer trips.
Washington officials dispute William Girard's fate as federal judge McCarraghy warns against surrendering him to Japan. The administration argues a Japanese trial upholds treaties and troop arrangements abroad, while critics say it risks constitutional rights.
A fragmented report references the justice department seeking Supreme Court review of Tapandiers and related countrys actions. Officials suggest possible U S sales mediation and local arrests, with the government hopeful for progress and stricter action.
The court, in a decision favoring personal constitutional rights, limited congressional investigations and federal prosecutions. It protected communists and those with past associations, implying it would defend a U S Army soldier's rights similarly.
University of Chicago researchers report metropolitan Chicago population reached 6.1 million by mid-1956, up 11 percent from the 1950 census total of 5.8 million. Hauser notes faster growth outside the city.
In Juneau Alaska Perry Jobbs planned to leave the hospital and call his wife to pick him up in the family car. His wife, an employee at the same office, was en route to the hospital as a patient after collapsing from exhaustion due to a bad cold.
Francis E. Walter head of the House Un American Activities Committee defied Speaker Sam Rayburn by refusing to halt televising a subcommittee hearing. Walter said he had no control over cameras and would not cancel broadcast despite calls for a ban. KIMKQN-TV announced it would continue coverage unless an authoritative order stops it.
South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Bill Harrelson explains a request for information labeled as an anguished coat ment on an Angus, noting the Commission has received the inquiry and is reviewing its meaning.
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