Federal Attorneys Take Girard Case To Supreme Court
Federal prosecutors press for direct Supreme Court review of the Girard case involving the United States and Japan. Officials weigh timing and jurisdiction while Army officials discuss possible retention of a soldier past service expiry to satisfy possible charges.
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Girard Case
Supreme Court
Pontiva
Mig
Gen Verber
Brownell
J — Ler Rankin
Solierur
Release Department
Aes
Warning to Egypt over Gulf of Aqaba submarine threat
Israel warned Egypt against attempting to break the Gaza blockade with Soviet submarines. The broadcast cited Middle East tensions with naval positions near Eilat and Aqaba, noting Saudi Arabia and Jordan protests and Israel’s readiness to counter any submarine action.
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Nackade
Terael
Eilat
Gulf
Aqaba
Gth
Iean
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
U.N
Demonstrations At Fort Sill Spotlight Modern Warfare Tactics
Public demonstrations at Fort Sill reveal the Army’s five sided approach to warfare. The 3d Battalion with tank and armored support will push to seize objectives at Adams Hill in a three act display titled The Rifle Company in the Attack. The event, under the Associate Arms Division, shows fire support from company to division artillery and includes the 5th Field Artillery Battalion Bly Armored Field Artillery Battalion and 3rd Field Artillery Battalion. A separate night illumination display at Stoway House begins at 8:30 p.m. to show how battlefields are lit in support of the army.
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Fort Sills
3D Battalion
Adams Hill
Uncle Sam
Penlomic
Aros
Hemosstiatins
Japans Leader Says Japan Will Play Constructive Role in Asia
In a speech prepared for the Senate and to be delivered to the House the Japanese prime minister affirms Japan’s resolve to contribute to freedom in Asia and to progress without the communist path. He does not address U S Japan title issues or the case of Army Specialist 2 William S. Girard.
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Washington
Japan
Congress
Asia
Senate
House
al International Camatuni
Ihal Pale
United States
William 5
Girard
United States Proposes Military Reductions at London Talks
US delegate Harold Stassen proposes cutting US and Soviet forces to 2.5 million each as a first-step disarmament plan carried out within a year. He says further reductions could follow, tied to political issues and a broader treaty including nuclear test questions.
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London
United States
Harold F. Stassen
Stassen
Russia
Alier| Rea Lion
Eisenhower
Silk Scart Killer Leaves Nude Victim
Oklahoma City police report a strangulation death suspected to be the work of a sex killer. Mrs. Ruben S. Perkins, divorced, was found slain Wednesday night in her duplex apartment after a coworker reported she failed to appear for work. A black silk scarf and a roast skewer were among the items discovered near the victim.
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Oklamoma City
Voor
Nevis
Ruben S. Perkins
Innies
Faer
Hoffa Trial Delay Denied by Appeals Court
The US Court of Appeals denied a bid to delay the Hoffa trial amid preparations in New York. Defense lawyers argued for postponement due to publicity from the Senate Rackets Committee probe into the Teamsters, but the motion was rejected as court schedules and jury selection proceeded.
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Court of Appeals Today
Team Nion View
James Moffa
Matthews
Wotfa
Miami
Thuman Z. Piseckbagh
Vial
Senate
Appell Court
Howard Beonett Willkie
Wolff
Allownes
Frank Costello
New Yorke
Hoffa
Ite
Justice Department
Costello
Williams
Daniel B. Maher
Fischbach
Teamsters Union of Scipls
Willaims
Pen Pal Magic from Fort Sill to Janet Capron
A nine year old New York City girl, Janet Capron, mailed unaddressed airmail letters from her window. Fort Sill Lt. Frederick T. Magee answered one letter from Rangoon Burma, offering encouragement and advice about loneliness.
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Sill Man
New York City
Fort Sil
Janet Capron
Frederick Tt. Magee
Fort Sill
Rangoon
Burma
Janet
Magee
Dale Miss Capron
Trent Rings House
Wints
Min Kahin
Jane
Wolters
David BL Mager
Ti Mae Ree
Christopher
Sates Reform Section
Brma
Youth Held on Second Murder Charge in Nude Girl Slaying
Rohe Van Dyne 28, unemployed painter, is jailed on a second degree murder count after a 17 year old girl, Tigkney, was found shot in a darkened Rochester apartment. A 15 year old boy, a gun from his grandmother, and a witness were involved. Clarenes Kirkpatrick may face questioning. Police tie the case to Van Dyne’s relationship with Tigkney and to prior intoxication and vagrancy arrests.
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NOY
Rohe van Dyne
Ald
Barkan Tickner
van Dyne
Pitt
Ife
Clarenes Kirkpatrick
Tiss Tigkney
Hirh
Thomas K. Tier
van Dene
van Dehe
McAlester
Ohio
Witkpathicle
Rochester
Solon Attacks Private Dams in Senate Debate
Senator Jackson denounces Idaho Power Co plans for three dams along the Snake River near the Oregon border. He argues a federal dam at Hellsgate Canyon could yield as much power as the private projects, accusing the company of misleading taxpayers and Congress amid a clash over public versus private power.
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Washington
Sen
Tack
D-Wasterlay
Ida Power Co
Plens Caiyen
Jackson
Senate
Con
Congress
Western Oklahoma Weather Outlook and Harvest Delays
A weather forecast for western Oklahoma predicts scattered rain today and again Friday with highs in the 90s. Wet fields slow harvest as dew adds moisture and rivers like Lake Lawtonka show little change.
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Oklahoma
Lawtonka
Roy Ifigeden
Elmer Thomas Pivas
Teen-Age Killers Given Life Terms
Three teen robbers dubbed young rattlesnakes by a prosecutor were convicted of murdering Charles Slyrsky, owner of a suburban Alsip motel, during an attempted holdup. Tobesz Maslowski, 16, received 10 years. David Clark, 15, and Gerald Felner, 16, were each sentenced to 60 years with parole eligibility after one third.
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Cuicago
Charles Slyrsky
Suhurhan Alsip
Tobesz Maslowski
Wigeerman
David Clark
Gerald Felner
U S Finances On Thin Ice Byrd Asserts
Senator Byrd of Virginia challenged Secretary Humphrey during the Senate Finance Committee hearing, calling the government finances "very thin ice" and warning of dangerous implications. He noted taxes now take about 119 billion dollars annually, roughly one third of personal income, and warned continued fiscal rules could push the nation into serious difficulties.
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Wallington
Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Chaiman
Byron
Byrd Stiles
Tumphrey
Saint Jan
Allies Seek Plan To Modernize Weapons To Face Communists
United Nations calls for a meeting at Panmunjom to discuss updating arms to counter North Korean and Chinese forces. Reports say the move could replace aging equipment while preserving the 1953 armistice framework.
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Korea
Upi
United Nations
Panmunjom
U. N
U.S
Japan
Red
Suga
U.N
North Korea
Jand
South Worpa
South Korcea
Russia
United States
Okinawa
Formosa
Rights Bill Clash Near Senate Calendar Move
Washington article notes a Senate showdown over President Eisenhower civil rights legislation. Supporters expect victory while Southern opponents vow to resist. Civil rights coalition seeks to place the bill on the calendar bypassing the Judiciary Committee to speed debate.
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Washington
Senate
Wisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wyleliam I. Knowland
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Judiciary Committee
Knowland
Douglas
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Ships Pass Through Bosporus Toward Mediterranean
Soviet cruiser and two escort vessels crossed the Bosporus from the Black Sea toward the Mediterranean early today. Additional cruisers and destroyers were expected to pass later. The Hola’s final destination remained unknown. Three submarines sailing from North Sea ports reached Alexandria this week.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPA
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Mediiterranean
Mediterranean
North Sea
Alexandria
Egypt
Sill Unit To Fire Big Rocket Tonight
The Sill Field Artillery Rocket Battalion will fire the Honest John rocket from the West Range near Cache tonight and Friday night. Firing runs 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on both dates. Public admission is not allowed.
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Sith Field
Ariery
West Range
Cache
Public Information Office
Postal Service Cuts Ordered by Appropriations Panel
Washington The House Appropriations Committee urged cuts at the Post Office Department to fit a reduced budget and avoid a repeat of the 1957 fiscal debacle. It trimmed 149 million dollars from the department request, signaling support for curtailments and zoning of second class publications and third class bulk mailings to save about five million dollars. The panel recommended reducing far route service to once daily where possible, suspending some Saturday services, and reexamining city delivery amid a five day work week trend. It urged ending most cost of living salary differentials in territories and possessions, with Alaska possibly excepted.
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Washington
Thuse Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
Tgs
Iutro
House
Alaska
Jury Rules Long Death Result of Own Action
The coroner's jury concluded veteran state Rep. Charley W. Long died by his own gunshot wound. Investigators noted threats by Long to take his life and that the shotgun used was taken from a local Apache hardware store. Officers found no suicide note at Long’s electrical contractor shop, but papers showed a post office trip and a possible letter to his wife. The jurors included Floyd Kennedy and Detective Lt. Cleo GeslNG Pa.
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Marning
Charley W. Long
Apache
Justice of Peace
Marvin Fr. Camieron
Long
Apache Monda
Floyd Kennedy
Cleo Ges
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