Legal battle to keep GI from Japanese court
Army Specialist 3 C William S Girard seeks a writ of habeas corpus to block trial by a Japanese court arguing he was on duty and covered by a U S Japan agreement. Government says U S foreign relations would suffer untold damage if Japan prosecutes him. President Eisenhower backs handing Girard to Japanese courts amid domestic uproar.
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House Debates Civil Rights Bill Amid Southern Opposition
Washington set for a late week House passage as Southern opponents debate stalling tactics versus a quick test. The administration backed measure aims to protect voting and civil rights, with a federal injunction provision and a proposed jury trial guarantee for contempt under federal orders.
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Accused shooter defends death of Japanese woman in Japan
Girard stands trial for the death of Mrs. Naka Sakai, a scrap scavenger near a U S troops range in Japan. He is charged with firing an empty cartridge from a grenade launcher but says the woman's death was an accident.
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