March sanity trial set for Graham
A Denver jury trial is scheduled for March 5 to decide if John Gilbert Graham was sane when he allegedly dynamited a United Air Lines aircraft killing his mother and 43 others. The defense seeks a separate sanity verdict. four psychiatrists’ findings are disputed. If sane, he faces murder trial. if insane, he would be committed to Colorado State Hospital.
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Japs Wary of H Bomb Tests in Pacific
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu stating Japan cannot protest the United States hydrogen bomb tests but will demand compensation. The remark signals cautious official stance amid U S nuclear tests in the Pacific region during the early Cold War period.
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Hydrogen test sparks debate over lawful status in U S waters
A Japanese newsman was told the hydrogen test is not illegal under international law because it occurred in United States territorial waters. The remark framed the test as within U S jurisdiction and raised questions about sovereign claims.
Red Cross Plans Record Appeal for 90 Million
New York reports the American Red Cross will seek a record peace time appeal of 90 million dollars this year due to hurricane and island disasters. National Chairman F. Roland Harmman said 27 million has already been spent on emergency relief and long term aid, with only under a million dollars left to cope this spring and summer. About 11,000 families and small businesses are aided after recent western floods.
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Jets to Pacific base Guam for new Stratotank jets
Air force secretary Donald Quarles announced the Bilt Stratojet and Bae Stratofortress would be assigned soon to Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. The base is being prepared to handle the jets, with statements made in an interview.
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Archaeologist's TV remark sparks shock across Britain
A renowned archaeologist on a live British TV quiz drew headlines by claiming he would like to murder a few million people. The incident prompted swift clarification from the BBC as experts in archaeology and related fields reacted to the unsettling statement.
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Dr. Daniel
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Fedora Flower Club to meet at City Hall Tuesday
Eudora notices report the Fedora Flower Club will hold its next meeting at City Hall on Tuesday at 2 pm with Lacey Kaezi and Alta Jennings hosting. Mrs. Morris Starr reviews The Flower Grower and Mrs. Anna Vines leads the round table. The St Theresa Society held its regular meeting in the rectory basement with plans for a chicken noodle dinner on February 9 at Holy Family Rectory basement.
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