No Consultation With Dulles On Girard Case
Secretary of State Dulles refused to discuss the killing of a Japanese woman by American soldier William S. Girard. The Defense Department and Army decisions let Japan have Girard for trial, while Dulles later approved, amid tensions over jurisdiction and U.S. foreign relations with Japan.
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Dulles
William S. Girard
Japan
America
Girard
Defense Department
United States
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Army
of Defense
Wilson
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State
Janere
Sonal
State-Defense Department
Hisenhower
Dulles and Wilson
Jefferson City Youth to Receive Engineering Degree
Thirty seven Missouri students were recipients of degrees at Purdue University during the 1956 57 academic year. Among them Dudley Thompson of Jefferson City will receive his masters degree in engineering in August. Commencement exercises were held June 2 at the Indiana school. A class of 2712 graduated.
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Missouri
Purdue. University
Dudley. Thompson
Jefferson City
Indiana School
Catholics Warned On Graham Crusade
In Madison Square Garden Catholics are cautioned about Billy Graham's crusade. Rev. Richard Ginder editor of Our Sunday Visitor says some Catholics misread church approval. He notes tolerance exists socially but stops when religion enters.
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Billy Graham
Madison Square, Garden
Richard Ginder
Our Sunday Visitor
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Graham
the Church
Billy
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mao Admits 800,000 Killed by Chinese Forces
The New York Times reports Mao Tze tung acknowledged about 800,000 people were liquidated by Chinese security forces from 1949 to early 1954. He said force was used against enemies but later shifted to persuasion and education. The figure may include civil war executions and charges of spying or counter-revolution.
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Times
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Red
China
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Mao
Times Dispatch
Stalin
Hungary
the Times
Aitmans Bride Faces Deportation Case In U S
Audrey Hendryx, a 25 year old British wife of an Air Force sergeant and mother of three, denied willfully concealing a former Communist party affiliation to obtain a visa. She testified duress influenced her joining the party in Britain two months after turning 17. The deportation hearing before immigration official James A. Winters adjourned for mid August continuation. Her husband is Weldon S Hendryx of Independence Missouri. The attorney Louis May noted she was influenced by an older man. Also noted U S railroads plan to spend 1.3 billion dollars on stock replenishment in 1957.
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Air Force
Communist ‘Party
United States
Audrey D.hendryx
Great
Britain
Department
James “A. Winters
San Antonio
Tex
Hendryx
Communist Party
Pigeons Roost Draw Bill Vote In Ohio Senate
In Columbus the Ohio Senate rejected a bill to trap and destroy roosting pigeons on the capitol building after a senator brought a tame pigeon into the chamber to face its accusers. The vote ended 19 to 18.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capitol
Senate
Desensitize That Itch In Just Minutes At Brandenberger Drug
An old ad promises instant itch relief within minutes for eczema bites and rashes. It claims instant drying and germ-killing action, usable day or night and available at A Brandenberger Drug Co.
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A. Brandenberger Drug Co
Six European nations vow to abolish trade barriers
Six countries France Italy Germany Luxembourg the Netherlands and Belgium sign a treaty to remove all trade and travel barriers among them effective January 1 1958. The move seeks freer trade and production with concerns about competition from cheap imports and the impact on small and mid sized industries.
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Paris
Africa
Paul-Henri Spaak
France
Italy
Germany
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
Eneri
America
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