Japanese GI Case Sets U.S. Court Jurisdiction
U.S. District Judge McGarraghy ruled that GI William S. Girard cannot be tried by Japan for killing a Japanese woman on a firing range in Japan. The decision allows U.S. military court martial prosecution and bars delivery to the Japanese government citing constitutional rights.
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INS
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Joseph C. Medarraghy
GI William S. Girard
United States
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Girard
Japan
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Fourth Nuclear Blast Ignites Atop Angels Peak Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated the fourth spring atomic blast at 4 45 am from a balloon platform 500 feet above Nye County Nevada. The fireball lit the night and was visible from San Francisco about 350 miles away. The blast yielded about 10 000 tons of TNT roughly half Hiroshima Nagasaki power and the top of the cloud reached 30 000 feet with drift toward the Arizona Utah border. Officials reported only light fallout near the site and evacuated nonessential personnel as a precaution. The blast was heard within a 90 mile radius with a distant whoosh noted around Bishop Inyokern Tonopah and surrounding towns.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Navada
Ynece Flat
Hom
Las Vocas
San Francisco
AEC
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Arizona-Utah
Horder
California
Bishop
Inyokorn
Calif
Tonopah
Ney
GSA to Transfer Records From Fort Worth Center
General Services Administration officials packed 2,400 case files from the federal records center in Fort Worth Texas for removal. The files, up to ten years old, will clear space for newer criminal and bank files. Officials also planned to empty older files at several towns including Ralesville Helena and Jonesboro.
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General Services Administration
Aljo
Fort, Worth
Tex
Jen
Iyland
Banks
Ralesville
Helena
Jones
Boyo
Blevins Plans Community Meet Thursday
Blevins Community Club held its June meeting in the Home Be anamins cottage with Mrs. Dale Bonts, president presiding. It was decided to call a towns meeting June 20 at 7 30 p m at Blevins park for the purpose of making some decision on enjoying the Rural Community Improvement program. A pot luck supper will be held. The next regular meeting was set for July 11 with members asked to bring hand work.
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Blevins
Jess Tinsley
Russell Stephens
Carl Brown
Jaycees to Install New Officers at Banquet
Hopeful for growth the Jaycees plan an installation banquet and dance Friday at Hotel Barlow starting at 7 30 p.m. New officers include Sonny Brannan president Raymond Byers Calvin Clark vice president Julius Adams secretary Bob Herndon treasurer and directors Dr C Lynn Harris Paul McClellan Hulan White Denvis Ross with special guest State President Tom Olle as speaker and groups from Magnolia Arkadelphia Texarkana invited. Reservations due by noon Thursday via McClellan White Rok Joe Lee.
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Hope Jaycees
Magnolia
Arkadelyphia
Texarkana
Paul McClellan
Hulan White
Rok
Joe Lee
Jaycees
Nation Hottest Spell Triggers Floods and Deaths Across Regions
A heat wave across the nation spurred floods in the Great Plains and Ohio Valley and caused widespread power outages. Deaths climbed, with drownings prevalent in many states. storms and floods disrupted daily life from New York to Chicago. Relief was forecast as a cool air mass moved eastward, promising lower temperatures in affected regions.
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Ohio River Valley
New York
Chicago
United Press
AltTeast
Southern
New England
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
New Jersey
Pioud
St. Louis
South Dakota
Kansas
Town
Nebraska
Minnesota
New Albany
Ind
Scranton
Albany
Green Island
N.Y
DeAnn RCS Group Schedules Wednesday Meeting
The DeAnn RCS Group will hold a regular meeting in the community building on Wednesday, June 19 at 8 o'clock. Representatives of the Arkansas Power and Light Company will lead the program.
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DeAnn
Looking Into Future Is Not All Guessing Now
HAL BOYLE discusses future tech predictions once dismissed by quacks as now credible. He cites automating cars, remote airplanes, phones and television as near term, while noting spiritual need may temper material gains. The piece warns of uncertain peace amid progress and ends mid-thought with “Continued on Page Pye.”
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Hal Boyle
New
York
Ty. Baker
Gerfait Walsvignee
Chinese Reds Dust Stalin Doctrine
Mao Tse tung outlines new line in a February 27 speech broadcast by Peiping radio. The 17 000 word address says conflicts persist between masses and the Communist dictatorship and links the Hungarian uprising to new reformer momentum in Red China.
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Stalin
China
Peiping Radio
Bakers Union Hearing Resume Probes Union Scandals
Washington Senate Rackets Committee restarts hearings into Bakers Union corruption. McClellan cites unpaid taxes by Kralstam and Nelson, amid accusations of unions pressuring employers for tickets and ads. Witness lineup includes Gilbert Mann and former leaders as probes into misuse of union funds widen.
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Washington
McClellan
Nelson
Los Angeles
Java
Congress
Committee Developart
Kralstam
New York
Sweet Home Plans More RCI Projects and Awards
At the May RE meeting in Sweet Home Community 40 members gathered with Mrs. J F Ward reporting. President Mrs. Carol ee led as principal project centered on painting beautifying mail boxes. Lester Wade awarded a 4 3 prize to Mrs. W R Camps bell for an attractive mailbox. Next project directed by Farm Improvement Chairman Harold Ingram will place signs at roadway entrances. The group will hold two agent jings monthly to handle business and service.
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Sweet Home Communty
J. FE. Ward
Carolee
Lester Wade
W. R. Campsbell
Harold Ingram
Yavlong Roads
Congressional Criticism of Court Ruling
Washington critics blast a Supreme Court decision overturning five Smith Act convictions and ordering new trials. Probers warn the court has revived a 20 year battle, while Watkins contempt ruling drew questions of congressional power and unfair handling by the Un American Activities Committee.
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Lewis Qulick
Washington
Howard Wy Smith
Casila
Hostige
House
Chatman MacClellan
Scate
Mittec
Supreme Court
Sen
Dunner Crundy
Smith
Jenner
McClallan
Smith Act
Colle
Cuhe Girss
John ‘Tl. Watkins
Heeton
Justice Clart
Watkins
Congress
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
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Warren
Arthur Milles
Taywright
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Probers Press On With Red Hearings In San Francisco
Rep Francis E Walter chairman of the House Un American Activities subcommittee orders hearings on Communist infiltration in San Francisco professions to proceed for four days. He says the Supreme Court reversed a contempt ruling against John T Watkins and notes the death by suicide of Stanford aide William Sherwood did not halt the inquiry. The American Civil Liberties Union urged postponement, but Walter remains hopeful for testimony from Sherwood.
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Iy Vernon
Baker San Francisco
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
U. S. Supreme Court
San Francisco
Francis E. Walter
D Pa
Walter
Supreme Court
Congress
Illinois
John T. Watkins
House
Chairaan
William KS. Sherwood
Stanford University
Rey
American Civil Liberties Union
Sherwood
Pacific Grove
Calif
Strbg Committee
R Waller
Jengthen
Final Rites Held for J A Smith in Hope
Final rites were held for J A Smith of Hope at a local church. The deceased was a longtime resident and community member. no additional details on service attendance or survivors were provided.
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J.A. Smith
J. A. Smithy
Hope Rt
Mr. Smith
Treasury chief defends anti inflation policy amid bill showdown
Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey defended the administration's anti inflation program as the House pushes through Ike's civil rights bill amid a power struggle with southern bloc lawmakers. He warned that reopening broad investment rules could spark renewed inflation while noting six policy alternatives, including voluntary restraints and tax options, though rejecting some as impractical. Byrd opened a committee inquiry with a sharp rebuke of inflationist charges from Democratic critics.
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Washington
Treasury
George’ M
Humphrey
Latton
Minphrey
Elpentower
Senate Finance Committee
Federal Reserve
Karry BP. Byrd
D-Va
Legion Meeting Set Thursday
American Legion plans a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday at City Hall to elect officers for the upcoming gaming year and discuss other important business. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion
City Hall
PSC Studies Pact of Power Firms
The Arkansas Public Service Commission reviewed a proposed pact among Southwestern Bellville and Southern Power Authority after a private power company agreed to sell Bettinville and several barter electric cooperatives to a federal agency.
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PSC
Little Rock WA
Gre Bbettle Ci
Wester Power
Pan
Segree Commission
Cpnypatty Wahtas Parntingian
Taresell Paw Bettinville
Pirat Electric Co-Operatives
Ure Federal Agency
Life on Mars? Earth Germs Survive Martian Conditions
Report from Air Force researchers shows microbes from Java Arizona and Texas survived in nitrogen atmosphere with 70 to 98 degree temperatures, little water, and Martian-like moisture thresholds. Experiments used jars with Martian air conditions and daily temperature swings. Some microbes persisted at moisture as low as one percent, prompting tests to see if they survive with even less moisture.
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Flagstaff
Aria
Condiutous
U.S
Siehen
Java
Painted Desert
Arizona
Gull
Texas
Air Porce School
Aviation Medicine
San’ Antonio
Tex
Beomedhy
International Mars, Committee
Society of the Pacific
Hubertus Strughold
Strughold
Earth
John A. Koaistrady
Roland B. Mitchell
Mars
Steughald
All Around Town Highlights From Hope Area
Hope community news features Misa Willis serving at the Institute of Logopedics in Wighila with eight other Mennonite Central Committee volunteers aiding children with speech and hearing issues. It notes Willis’ past teaching in Odem Texas and church membership, plus local ties including Joe Jones visiting from Brownsville and Freddie Robertson earning a junior high lettering trophy in three sports.
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Misa Vonnie Sug Willis
Wes — of Hope
Institute of Logapedics
Wighila
Mennonite Central Commutee
Akron
Agency For World Relief
Invstitute
Miss Willis
Odem
Texas
Baptist Church of
Joe Jones
Brownsville
Hope
al Malvern Freddie
Robertson
Fred Roberson
Knowland Trying to Rush Issue Through Senate
The House passed Eisenhower civil rights legislation 280 to 126 after defeating a last attempt by Southern Democrats to add a jury trial amendment. The bill, backed by Republicans and northern Western Democrats, would empower the attorney general to file federal injunctions in civil rights cases and create a two year bipartisan commission to study complaints. Senate action hinges on GOP support led by Knowland to bypass the Judiciary Committee and speed passage.
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House
Eisanhower
Eisenhowser
Democrata
Aguinati
Ware
Senate
Dellon
California
U. S
Gener Seak
Department of Justice
Atetorney- General
Long House
William F. Arbogast
Yack Bell
GOP
Bastland
Weather Station Report On 14shojks Ending At T Am
A weather summary notes warm conditions with scattered thunderstorms and clouds across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. Discharge at Denison Dam reported 62 715 cubic feet per second. Texarkana dam output listed at 10 000 cfs. Total rainfall year to date 43.77 inches with 1.28 inches recently. Forecast includes showers and thunderstorms moving across the region tonight and Wednesday, with more widespread activity in the northwest and southeast sectors.
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Fulton
Whiteclif
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