Lawyers Agree Chessman to Get New Hearing
In San Francisco lawyers for both sides agreed after a Supreme Court ruling that Charles Chessman should receive a new hearing. He was convicted in Los Angeles on 37 counts including robbery kidnapping and attempted rape, sentenced under California’s Little Lindbergh Law. The high court’s 53 decision found due process issues over the trial transcript.
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Fiancee of Girard Begs Forgiveness
The fiancée Candy Sakai, crying and pale, pleads forgiveness for a loved one as she faces the Sakai family altar. She asks to return often to pray and to honor the dead, while expressing sorrow over the alleged crime and its impact on Yoriko and the family.
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Lawyers take case to district judge over Girard extradition
In Washington, lawyers for Army Specialist 3 C Willem Girard argue to a U S district judge to block his trial in Japan. They contend the case hinges on whether he acted on official duty and was subject to U S court martial under an agreed jurisdiction. Government officials warn that losing Japan's jurisdiction could damage foreign relations and U S prestige in the Far East.
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12 Persons Killed In Colorado Mishap
A truck carrying 18 Mexican field workers was struck by an eastbound Santa Fe freight train near Vroman Colorado, killing 12 people including the driver Sylvester Licano of Rocky Ford. Bodies lay along the railroad right of way for hundreds of feet. victims included men women and children aboard the truck.
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Mystery death of British frogman Crabb in Chichester Harbour
Headless body of diver Lionel Crabb washed ashore in Chichester Harbour amid questions over his death and purpose. Reports cite alleged U S intelligence links while navy officials confirm no other missing frogmen. fate of Crabb remains tied to wartime espionage and international tensions.
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Johnson to Back 3.6 Billion Aid Program
Washington reports Sen Lyndon B Johnson will support the 3.637 billion foreign aid bill right down the line with Sen Knowland backing. The measure faces Senate action late this week after committee edits trimmed 227 million from admin requests. Johnson says the authorization serves national security and the public interest, while Knowland expects Senate approval without substantial change. In Kansas City, Municipal Judge Brouse, on his birthday, shows unusual leniency as he processes about 60 traffic cases, quipping that his birthday makes him feel happy.
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Relocation of Route 40 Partially Resolves Boonville Squabble
State highway chief engineer Rex Whitton says Highway 40 will still pass through Boonville while Interstate 1 extends about 1.6 miles south. Marion Tuttle, Prairie Home farmer, warns of a Jefferson City hearing if relocation doubts arise. most landowners south of Boonville back right of way for a fair price. Whitton notes Highway 40 remains viable through Boonville. if placed off route, new Interstate sections would be built with a parallel corridor near Farmington. A Kinloch woman, Melba Jean Davis, was acquitted in the murder of her infant son and ordered committed to a state hospital after a judge ruled the case insane.
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