Flying Finns Plan Plea to Fiedd Court
Los Angeles reports that George and Charles Finns plan to file a Supreme Court appeal on their one year jail sentences for interfering with a federal officer. A 15 day stay of execution was granted minutes before the deadline, signed by U S Circuit Judge Albert L Stephens due to a legal technicality.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Albert L. Stephens
Supreme Court
Charles Finn
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State Visits Planned by Cairo Premier to India and Pakistan
Cairo premier Gamal Abdel Nasser will undertake three day visits to India and Pakistan next month, officials announced today. The trip aims to strengthen regional ties and discuss regional security concerns with both governments.
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Actress files divorce suit against producer over cruelty
Actress Anne Francis sues film producer Bamlet L. Price for divorce alleging cruelty after a 1952 marriage and separation since earlier this year, with the suit filed on Monday in Santa Monica.
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Court Martial Acquits Nugent Major to Resume Army Career
Major H Nugent a longtime Wisconsin National Guard officer was acquitted by a nine colonel general military court martial after a seven week trial the longest in US history. He had been charged with aiding the enemy during the Korean War period. Nugent vowed to resume his Army career after a brief physical and dental checkup.
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New Signals Adopted for Civil Defense
The United States and Canada adopt new simplified warning signals to be sounded on sirens and horns in case of enemy air attack. Effective immediately the alert signal is a steady blast for 3 to 5 minutes and take cover is a wavering series of short blasts lasting 3 minutes. The release from Battle Creek Mich cites no all clear and notes officials expect public awareness to improve response.
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Canada
Federal Civil Defense System
Federal Civil Defense
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Priest recounts hockey game injuring envoy in Moscow incident
The Rev. describes a February hockey game at the British Embassy in Moscow where a puck struck U.S. Ambassador Charles Bohlen, injuring him with a fractured ankle. He fled Moscow on a Saturday, while noting his expulsion notice amid Soviet tensions. The priest arrived from Stockholm five days after the incident and claimed the event triggered broader political maneuvers.
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Stockholm
Bohlen
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Federal Office Building in Los Angeles Proposed
Rep McDonough introduces bill to authorize GSA to build a federal office building in Los Angeles at a cost not to exceed 18.2 million dollars. Rep Hinshaw proposes a bill for a national cemetery near Los Angeles.
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General Services Administration
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