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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
5
Milo and Wilma Pianta begin a morning at the baron’s estate. They explore the wine cellar and reflect on postwar cynicism, choosing to walk through questions of loyalty and past values while resuming plans to confront the baron’s fascist hospitality.
The White House steps into a dispute over whether the United States or Japan should try an American soldier for the slaying of a Japanese woman near Camp Weir Japan. The case strains U.S. Japan ties ahead of Nobusuke Kishi's U.S. visit, with officials seeking Tokyo details.
A fire damaged a large part of Oslo's Grafid Hotel. Navy tourists with summer reservations would need alternative accommodation. Americans could be particularly affected. The Defense Department initially agreed, then reversed. Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson ordered Girards kept in American custody pending a review of the situation.
Gen Nathan Twining warns that neglecting military readiness could lead to disaster. He argues the United States must maintain strong armed forces and be ready to use nuclear weapons if needed. He spoke at a club address amid concerns over defense funding and national security.
Rep Norrell of Arkansas doubts the House will vote to end operation of the Army Navy Hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas He says the move can be defeated as it was in appropriations committee Ford of Michigan argued closing the Hot Springs hospital would save money and that other facilities within 300 miles could provide care for military personnel and dependents The appropriations committee approved the bill while rejecting Ford’s effort to remove the requirement to operate the hospital
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