Inez Believes H-Explosion Show Unwise
In a column by Inez Robb, she critiques Thomas E. Murray of the Atomic Energy Commission for proposing a world atomic summit and a public hydrogen bomb detonation. She argues such a display would backfire, inviting charges of US aggression and aiding Communist propaganda while acknowledging Murray's good intentions.
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Peacemaker Mr Murray Faces Backlash Over Offer
The piece argues Mr Murray’s goodwill proposal invites harsh reprisals as critics test his patience. It frames his stance as a difficult path amid a world hungry for provocation and danger.
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Rules Civilians Abroad Won’t Be Tried by Army Courts
U S District Judge Ed ward A Tamm ruled that military courts lack jurisdiction to try civilians who accompany the armed forces overseas. The ruling in Clarice B Covert case could free other civilians convicted abroad by military courts but may be overturned on appeal. Covert, 35, was convicted by an air force court martial in England for the ax murder of her husband M Sgt Edward E Covert and sentenced to life in prison.
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Smith Case: Dorothy Krueger Smith Convicted in Japan
Dorothy Krueger Smith daughter of WWII general Walter Krueger was convicted by an army court martial in Japan in 1953 for premeditated murder of her husband Colonel Aubrey Smith stabbed October 3 1952 life sentence. Army jurisdiction over civilians involved in military camps cited Judge Tamm based on a Supreme Court ruling from the Robert Toth case.
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Supreme Court Rules Civilians Can Be Tried in Korea Case
The Supreme Court split 5 to 3 over civilian status in a murder case involving a South Korean civilian. The ruling addresses whether civilians like Toth can be tried in the same civil framework, affecting how such cases are prosecuted.
Mars Orbit Speed and Distance From Sun
Mars lies about 141,500,000 miles from the sun and travels at roughly 15.1 miles per second. The figures reflect orbital mechanics and provide a snapshot of planetary motion during the period.
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