11 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
1
The President reported by a 9 am bulletin to have slept well last night and awoke hungry. He ate prunes, cereal with warm milk, toast and honey and dictated some papers. Doctors said he has virtually recovered from his stomach upset but will not have engagements today.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip announced in Dortmund that they will visit Canada this fall with a possible stop in the United States. The trip, likely announced in Washington and London, follows a Royal invitation from Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and reflects nonpartisan royal diplomacy amid shifting Canadian politics.
A description notes a wearer using the latest Son otone hearing aid, integrated with her ordinary glasses, without a cord or in ear button. The mark highlights a discreet design combining aid and eyewear for ease of use.
Edward Todd 56 of Bellaire Ohio admitted selling and possessing narcotics in Allegheny County Criminal Court after witnesses testified they sold heroin for him. He had been a principal supplier in the Pittsburgh area and was in Atlanta federal penitentiary serving another narcotics sentence. Sentencing was pushed to next week pending his testimony in a separate U S District case.
United States urges European allies to decide rapidly on Open Skies in first-stage disarmament with Russia. Harold Stassen suggests a high level NATO expert committee to manage test zones in Europe and Arctic, as talks with the Soviet Union proceed.
The government claims the ruling that Japan rather than a US military court has jurisdiction to try Girard is a potential decision not subject to judicial review. Assistant Atty General Oliver Gasch seeks dismissal of Girard’s petition and asks to quash subpoenas for Defense Secretary Wilson State Secretary Dulles and Army Secretary Brucker. The brief argues these matters involve delicate foreign affairs for the political branches. A New York attorney for Girard cites the Supreme Court’s recent decision on military trials, suggesting possible appeals if habeas is denied. Carroll warned a deal could lead to Girard’s submission to a Japanese court and acquittal at the cost of American servicemen’s safety.
Obituary notices report the death of Jobdson F Buterbaugh of 237 North 8th Street Indiana on Monday. He leaves a son Murray and daughter Dorothy with grandchildren. Services are set for June 13 with Rev F Burton Long at Oakland Cemetery. Edwin J Wilmes of Blairsville Burrell Township died June 10 at home after 23 years in the area. He leaves wife Mary and two sons Frank and John, sisters and brothers, with services planned by Hallow Funeral Home. Melvin F Good of Toledo Ohio died June 7 in a Butler auto accident. He is to be buried after Evangelical United Brethren Church services June 12 in Uniontown Cemetery.
In Ottawa, brothers urge White House action on a Japanese American agreement dispute about jurisdiction over servicemen. A section states the United States has primary jurisdiction for offenses in the performance of official duty. The question of whether the grenade launcher was fired in performance of duty remains unresolved as local townsmen press the White House for trial implications.
Members of the Women’s Reserve of the U S Navy are called Waves from the initials of the official expression Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service.
A report notes petitions submitted to an American court or court-martial carried by speakers claiming roughly 17,000 signatures from Ottawa area residents. The text is fragmentary and identifies no organization or date.
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