United States Lets Japan Try U.S. Soldier
The United States will let a Japanese court try Specialist 3 William Girard for shooting a Japanese woman at a U.S. Army firing range. The decision was announced by Dulles and Wilson under the status of forces agreement, with a joint committee saying the trial will be held in Japan. Girard, 21, faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Willam C. Girard
State Dulles
Defense
Wilson
Joint Committee
Nake Sakai
U.S. Army
Girard
Defense Department
Giard
3.C. Victor M. Nickel
Memorial plaque set up for late Cadet Richard Hagett
The Cadet Corps of Kangay University’s Air Force ROTC unit installed a memorial plaque for the late Cadet Richard D. Hagett of Cunningham. Cadet Maze, an engineering junior and honor student, died in a jet trainer crash during a summer orientation flight near Arvena. The plaque honoring Hagett’s portrait was unveiled Sunday, with Mr and Mrs Theodore Warrott of Cunningham present. Major John Patton spoke, and the plaque will bear the name of the outstanding cadet each year.
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Air Force Rotc
Kangay University
Richard D. Hagett
Cunningham
Maze
Eengineering
Arvena Ie
Pase Nenger
Hiverett
Theodore R. Warrott
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
Eldoh Tefit
Wheat payments decline in Kansas amid May price drop
In Kansas the average price received by farmers for wheat fell 12 cents for the month ended May 15, dropping to 1.94 per bushel, eight cents below last year and four cents under the U S average. The mid May figure trails April and the year ago by notable margins, with weak contrasts against western north central states.
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Topeka
Kansas
U. S
Midway Island to Host U S Defense Nerve Center
A 30 million dollar project on Midway Island is building a defense nerve center with an 10000 foot runway and 18 acre facilities to serve Navy Super Constellations. Dredges widen harbor for 90000 ton tankers as 1010 workers remake the isle once targeted in 1942 by Japanese forces.
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Midway Island
Midway
U. S
Adm
Sorakia Yamamoto
Imperial Combinedleet
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Harry Warning Group
Pacific
Canada
Alaska
Barber's Point
Naval Air Station
North Pacific
Ag Official to Speak at Kansas Bank Clinic
Earl L. Butz, assistant secretary of agriculture, will headline the Bank Management Clinic at Kansas University. Over 150 Kansas bank officials and directors attend the three day event with topics on legislation, portfolios, pension plans, bank check processing, and banking duties. Speakers include Chicago bankers and Kansas officials from Topeka and Wichita, with sponsors the Bank Management Commission and state banking department.
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Earl L. Butz
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansay University
Kansas Bank
James H. Clarke
American National Bank &Trust Co
James H. Dummer
Continental Assurance Co
James J. Saxon
First National Bank of Chicago
Chicago
Johnn. Schrunk
Irrigation Equipment Co
Iue
Denver
Cato
Reed WH. Albig
National Bank of McKeesport
Mcakersport
Raymond C. Kath
Motion National Bank & Trust Co
Pittsburgh
J. ©. Wilson
Kansas State Bank
Harrya. Funke
Fourth National Bank
Wichita
John S. Dean Jr
Kansas Bankers Association
Robert AL. Smith
State Water Resources Board
William RB. Pesetl
Fistes & Co., Inc
Topekar
Richard A. Mermis
First National Bank
L. Breidenthal
Medical education facilities face 20 year investment need
The nation must invest in capital projects for medical education to build 82 medical schools. The forecast calls for substantial funding over the next two decades to expand facilities and resources.
Ault to Retire From Baker University
Dr. Ault, 70, born in Senena and Baker University graduate, will retire this month after 40 years teaching history at Rost University. He has chaired the History Department since 1924, is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Royal Historical Society, and a member of several scholarly associations. He lives in Waban, Mass., with wife and has son Addison at Harvard and daughter Mary.
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Warren Ortmann Ault
Senena
Baker University
Int
Rost University
Waban
Mass
Ruston University
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Royal Historical Society
American Historical Association
New England History Teachers’ Assoc. Phi Beta Kappa
Zeta Chi
Aui
Addison
Harvard
Mary
Ike and Top Aides Observe Maneuvers Aboard Saratoga
President Eisenhower and six aides will watch maneuvers from the 60 000 ton supercarrier Saratoga off the Florida coast next Thursday and Friday. The White House says he will fly to Jacksonville, then board the ship after arrival and return to Washington Friday evening. Participants include Secretary Hagerty Defense Wilson Lewis Adm. Burke and Secretary Dulles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Saratoga
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
James C. Hagerty
Defense Wilson
Lewis ' S
Atominergy Commission
Officials Prepare Offensive Demonstrations on Carrier Exercises
Secretary Humpsy rey, Gates, Brundage, Gorron Gray, Arthur Larson, and Maj. John Eisenhower plan carrier based drills for Thursday and Friday. The demo will show simulated delivery of atomic and conventional weapons, nighttime launches, and air defense and antisubmarine tactics.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Humpsyrey
Navy
Gates
Brundage
Defense
Gorron Gray
Arthur Larson
US. Information Agency
Army
John Eisenhower
Carrier
Hagerty
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