Soldier on trial for fatal shooting amid Japan case details
Testimony in the court martial of a U S soldier on Okinawa describes orders to use weapons during a hillside firing incident that killed Mrs Saki Woo. Evidence includes statements by Japanese prosecutors and defense, with delays due to a typhoon and barricaded courthouse area.
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Saki Woo
Yaml
Asaid
Muwo Maes
Girard
Itstro Hyashi
Ar Sakai
Seliors
Wilm
Typhoon Bess lashes southern Japan and Kyushu
A powerful typhoon named Bess lashed southern Japan with 90 mph winds and heavy rain, destroying or damaging about 15 houses and halting trains buses and air service. Police reported two missing and 1250 homeless on Kyushu as rice crops suffered losses, with center winds at 115 mph and emergency quarters set in Kagoshima Kumamura Oita and Miyazaki.
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U.S
Nyushu
Honshu
Shikoku
Nokkaida
Kyushu
Kagoshima
Kumaninte
Oila
Miyazaki
Cuban Government Says Rebel Uprising Quelled
Havana says rebels and naval police dissidents were crushed in south-central Cuba after a daylong revolt. Command reports 12 government killed, 1 wounded. rebels killed or wounded about 100. Accuses ex-President Carlos Prio of masterminding the bid near Cienfuegos and warns of continued security actions across the port city.
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Havana
Tulgenia Batista
Thany i
Cuba
Linal
Carlos Prin Sucarras
Tovday
Crenfulas
Tava
Jo Wak Dus
Fulgencio Batista
I Summ
Fla
Bati
Seine
Cienlurgos
Blaj
Francisco Tabernilla
Adm
Jose Rodiguaz
Tiny five kiloton midget nuclear device detonated at Nevada test site
A balloon tethered device at Yucca Flat produced a five kiloton blast with a brief fireball and small dust cloud. Observers noted no shock wave and weather conditions were favorable. The test labeled Wheeler by the project, prepared by UC Radiation Laboratory, had no military participation and officials restricted viewing.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca
ABC
Las Vegas
Noutheast
Tosis
Forlay
Wheeler
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Fuqua Trials To Be Docketed Chambless Bond Hearing Planned
County Attorney Warren Crane said he will seek a hearing late next week to forfeit a $1300 bond for missing bootlegger and ex convict Orville Lindsay Chambless. He will docket Chambless’s trial in October on two armed robbery charges against George Fuqua, 34, former Chambless associate.
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Ray Atieberth
Warren Crane
Orville Lindsay Chambless
Crane
George Fuqua
Chambless
Fuqua
Annual Refuge Longhorn Sale Set Sept. 19
The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge hosts the annual surplus longhorn sale on September 19 at the refuge headquarters. Animals offered include two bulls, 17 cows, 14 steers, 4 older steers and 36 calves about six months old. The herd is noted as the largest in the world with many longhorns shipped to Texas and elsewhere.
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Wiehihe Mountains
Creche
Salo
Americas
Coronado
Aizona
New Mexico
Texas
Southwest
Wichita Mountains
Weishe
Cooler Days Forecast for Lawton Area Showers Likely
A slight chance of scattered showers is forecast across western Oklahoma with cooler weekend highs. Lawton's today high is 97 degrees, with 93 on Saturday and upper 60s overnight. Rain totals from east central Oklahoma included Muskogee 0.78 inches and several others, as statewide readings ranged from 99 at Enid to a low at Gage.
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Lawton
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Muskeagee
Cushing
Haskell
Miami
Pryor
Quapaw
Spavinaw
Perkins
Ralston
Governor Offers FBI Evidence For Action In Integration Dispute
President Eisenhower pursues his Newport vacation while the Arkansas Central High School integration crisis continues. Governor Orval E Farbus uses the National Guard to bar Black students, and White House officials state no change in the situation. Brownell reports to Eisenhower there is no shift as new recess appointments are announced for federal roles and defense research.
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Newport
RB. T
Hte
Eisenhower
Rock
Ark
Brownell
Washington
White House
Liakeniy
Misenhower
Lite Rock
Arkansas
Orval E. Farbus
National Guard
Central High School
Isenhower
New England
Minster
Kklle
Pesicant
U. S. Naval Base
Coasters Harbor Island
Senate
Congress
Phone Firm Seeks Rate Hikes in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. seeks tariff increases before the Corporation Commission totaling about 3.120 million annually to widen base rate areas across many exchanges. The plan raises charges for moving telephones and new installations while decreasing some non recurring fees, with no change to regular monthly rates. The company predicts a net income gain of about 60 thousand after taxes if approved.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
The
Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Pokesmian
Cnargy
Tulsa
H. B. Groh
Groh
AFL-CIO Unsure Of Teamsters Fate
Washington dispatch reports AFL-CIO officials foresee the Ethical Practices Committee likely finding the Teamsters guilty of corrupt influence collection. The process hinges on Teamsters convention outcomes and President Dave Beck’s responses. Beck denied broad wrongdoing while promising clean-up, a stance approved by the Teamsters Executive Board amid postsenate scrutiny.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters
Especi
Teamsters Union
Eshird Practices Committee
Teamster
Dave Beck
Tom
Beck
Senate
Teamisios
Teamster Executive Board
Teamster Union
Seo Thades
Dewik
John Wes Vagd
Tank Employes Reject Union At Latranee Tank Plant
Latranee Tank Corp in Lawton voted 40 to 2 against employing the International Association of Machinists Local 889 as bargaining agency. Election held 7:30 to 8:00 am with 2 of 33 eligible workers voting. Company officials praised employee loyalty as James W. Wilcher declined comment. Final results due in five days barring protests. subject to National Labor Relations Board approval. This marks the second area election since 1953 when Lawrance Tank boiler makers unionized briefly before being dropped.
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Latranee Tank Corp
East 3
International Association of Machinists
Warren Chrisman
Larrance
James W. Wilcher
Grand Lodge
The
Machinists Union
Constitution
Machinists
Page Aircraft Co
Fort Sill
Larrance Tank Corp
Chrisman
National Labor Relations Wuard
Lawton Company
Lawrance Tank Boilermakers
Morvover
Soldier Acquitted in Court Martial on Abuse Claim
SFC Alexander Brown of Warrington Florida testified Army investigators pressured him to confess after being accused of striking Pvt Maurice Willis of Kansas City. Willis said Brown pinched him in the stomach three times. A five minute board deliberation acquitted Brown amid broader abuse allegations within the 39th Infantry Regiment.
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Carson. Cole
SFC
Alexander Brown
Warrington
Fla
Brown
39Th Infantry Regiment
Willis
Federal Men Told To Take Information
Gov. Faubus offered to share with the FBI evidence he says supports his order to keep Central High School surrounded by armed National Guardsmen. Attorney General Browder directed the FBI to take any information Faubus wishes to present. Faubus has not appeared publicly since Wednesday morning. National Guardsmen at Central High blocked integration as six youths from the university were briefly detained before release. One youth, Murray Gallinson, carried a sheath knife. Guards identified three others as Marion Segal, Robert Milavese, and Mike Goldman. Newsmen failed to question Gallinson as guards moved him away.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
FBI
Central High School
Moerbert Browner
Front Faubu
Senewer
Arkansas
Claude Carpenter
Faubus
Tanbus
Eisenhower
Iran
Minneapolis
Alan Templeton
New Orleans
Murray Gallinson
Col
Marion Johnson
Marion Segal
Robert Milavese
Mike Goldman
Gallinson
Comiattack
Pace 4
Cab T
Judge to rule on injunction against three unions at Fort Sill
Federal Judge W R Wallace will decide on a request to bar three labor unions from interfering with Fort Sill Construction work after reviewing briefs submitted at 1 30 pm Thursday. A temporary restraining order limits picketing by IAM Local 89 and the Lawley and Oklahoma State Building and Trades Councils to Gate 2. The National Labor Relations Board sought the injunction. no date for a ruling was given.
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W. R. Wallace
Fort Sill
Wallace
International Association of Machinists
Lawley and
Oklahoma State Building and Trades Councils
Page Aircraft Co
IAM
National Labor Relations Board
U S Plans Underground A Bomb Test for Earthquake Study
The United States will detonate an underground A bomb at 6 a.m. BST September 11 in Nevada, as part of Atomic Energy Commission tests. Scientists aim to study Earth's interior by recording travel times of shock waves, with researchers from the California Institute of Technology and international colleagues contributing.
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Toronto
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United States
Sellom Booth
Frank Wess
California
Tony
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Press
California Institute of Technology
K. E. Bullen
Australia
Ashington
London
Moscow
AEC
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
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Suisi Ldae
Fryny Li
Billy
Eminty Carwridge
Howdy
Robert Thomas
Lawton High School
Sandra Sorensen
Mas
E. B. Sorensen
Sandra
Heidelberg
Germany
LHS
Graydon Miller
Cconomion
al Piio
Cienfuegos
Crengue- 20S
Chantbless
Gene Paul Norris
Las
Norris
Bee Wearings
Maye
Lofhard P. Moore
U. S. Allaney
Paste New York
Connecticut
New York
Vermont
Moore
Jerome
Gerard C. Smith
Robert BR
Bowie
Smith
Dulles
Pat DB. Foole
Gulf OF Co
Pentagon
W. Gregory
Lapeer
East Gan
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