Go Ahead With Defense Plans- Girard Denies Luring Jap Woman Into Gunnery Range
Camp Whittington Japan P-GI William Girard denied Japanese charges that he enticed a scrap collector to her death. He called the fatal shooting accidental and said he expects a fair trial in Japanese courts. His lawyers pressed for U.S. custody to delay a foreign trial under the status of forces accord. The case concerns Mrs. Naka Sakai, 46, slain near the U.S. Army firing range on Jan 30.
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Los Angeles
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Diplomat Ward Pollak visits drought area in Kansas
Austrian editor Walter Pollak tours Hutchinson and Garden City for irrigation study but cancels a longer Garden City trip after noting Kansas distances. He compares Kansas to Europe and reflects on vast plains and highways. In separate notes, police report wiper reliability, brake and light failures, and safety sticker rejections during a 1,663-vehicle road check citing Capt. Sullivan.
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Weather update with storms and cooler air tonight
Widely scattered thunderstorms and cooler tonight with strong winds near activity. Saturday cloudy with intermittent showers, cooler, lower 70s. Variable winds. Sunrise 6 22, sunset 8 04. Observations end 6 30 am across Garden City Dodge City and others.
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Great Bend
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Pratt
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Jaalunti
A Lanar
Ike in Midst of Search for Jets on Saratoga
President Eisenhower watched Navy maneuvers aboard the USS Saratoga as two jets crashed into the Atlantic during a mock battle. One pilot was rescued, Omdr. J. E. B. Tefft of Fighter Squadron 31, while the second pilot’s fate remained unclear. The mission showcased cross-ocean carrier operations with Regulus missiles used as targets.
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Eisenhower
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Archie Moore Suspended by NBA for Title Defense Fallout
GRAND RAPIDS Mich The National Boxing Assn suspended light heavyweight champion Archie Moore for failing to meet challenger Tony Anthony in a Detroit title defense The suspension followed an NBA mandate that ordered Moore to fight Anthony after Anthony defeated Chuck Speiser NBA President Floyd Stevens announced the automatic action and cited compliance with the agreement signed after Anthony's victory
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Tony Anthony
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Chuck Speiser
Garden Sass Mixes Rum and Coax in Unlikely Bar Blend
A witty note on worldly gents reshaping the bar scene by blending rum with coax, suggesting a playful, if curious, refinement of the old drink. The sentence hints at a trend or joke about mixing unlikely ingredients in a social setting.
NATO Strengthens Resolve Under Eisenhower Aid Plan
General Lauris Norstad told a Senate committee that NATO forces now have the capability to destroy any targets as needed and are three to four times stronger than six years ago. He supported Eisenhower’s foreign aid program while lawmakers debated funding.
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Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Norstad
Eisenhower
Last X rays Tonight Tomorrow In Garden City
Time is running out for Garden City residents to get a free chest X ray. The mobile unit ends its 4 day visit tomorrow at noon, with tonight’s X rays at the American Legion home from 7 to 8 30 p m and Saturday’s final slot from 9 a m to noon.
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American Legion
8Th and
Pine
Finney County
Pierceville
Holcomb
Final Red Cross swim class enrollments reach 331
Final tabulation shows 331 persons enrolled in Red Cross summer swimming. Beginners total 177, intermediates 88, seniors 44, junior lifesaving 19, and senior lifesaving 3. Instructors final class held today. Anna Waddell led, and no further enrollments are accepted.
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Red Cross
Mildred Hope
Anna Waddell
Miss Hope
Union Official Raised Sixty Thousand At Banquet Probe
Senate Rackets Committee hearings examined a June Waldorf affair run by New York Local No. 3 for New York national VP Kralstein. Proceeds about 85 000 with 61 000 to buy a home. Boss Frank Dutto claimed no Communist ties, while witness Joseph Tenczar described employer ticket sales and souvenir ads used to pressure contributions.
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Kral
Stein
Frank Dutto
Kralstein
Dutto
Communist Party
New York
Robert Kennedy
Senate Rackets
Tenczar
Kennedy
Heysed
James G. Cross
The
Los Angeles
Harvest office to aid Kansas wheat harvest at Great Bend
The Kansas state labor control office will open in Great Bend on Monday to direct workers and machines to harvest areas through mid July. R. B. Gillison of the Topeka Employment Service will lead, with progress bulletins issued twice weekly. Separately, Paris France-Soir cited Stalin's fatal stroke during a rage over deporting Jews, detailing a Warsaw leak about a Politburo meeting and Beria’s reactions.
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Great Bend
Kansas
R. B. Gillison
State Employment Service
Topeka
Gilkison
Paris
France-Soir
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Lavrenty Beria
Stalin
Soviet Union
Birobidzhan
Siberia
Vv. M. Molotov
Molotov
Voroshilov
Beria
Svetlana
George Stuart
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National Union
Kremlin
Powell Tactics Are Assailed in Congress Debate
Rep Wayne Hays assails Rep Adam Clayton Powell for scurrilous tactics in the civil rights debate. He objects to a Powell letter urging and threatening colleagues to back a strong civil rights bill. The speech targets Powell amid claims Southern leaders seek to attach a jury trial amendment to the bill.
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Wayne Hays
Ohio
Adam Clayton Powell
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Hays
Powell
Andj
Pennsylvania
United States
New York
Pact Signed For Poland Aid
Washington reports the United States signed a 48.9 million dollar aid pact with Communist Poland and offered 46.1 million more if Congress approves funds. The agreement follows months of negotiations sparked by Eisenhower’s pledge to aid Poland or any Soviet-dominated nation seeking sovereignty. The long range aim is to signal to satellite states that the U S will assist if they reject Moscow control, forming a 95 million dollar plan, with half firm due to House delays on a larger bill.
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United States
Poland
Congress
Eisenhower
U. S
Yugoslavia
House of Representatives
Moscow Asks US Comments on Nuclear Tests Forum
Moscow radio spokesman says it has solicited statements from prominent Americans on prohibiting nuclear test explosions. Names will be released when broadcasts air. Baltimore Sun editor Philip M. Wagner declined Soviet invitation to participate, doubting usefulness of a Soviet‑led forum. Sunpapers oppose unrestricted tests but accept eventual control.
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Moscow
Philip M. Wagner
Sunpapers
Baltimore
Wagner
Warmer Spell Nears an End in Kansas
Temperatures topped the year’s highs across Kansas with many stations in the 90s. Hill City and Topeka both reached 96 degrees, Garden City hit 97, while Wichita and Olathe reported 89. The Weather Bureau forecast a weak cold front to settle in gradually tonight.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Hill City
Garden City
Wichita
Olathe
Kangis
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