Supreme Court Upholds Girard Extradition to Japan
The Supreme Court 8-0 upholds the U.S. decision to turn over GI William S. Girard to Japan for trial in the death of a Japanese woman. The unsigned ruling finds no constitutional barrier and defers to executive and legislative judgment under a status of forces agreement. Girard faced manslaughter charges over the Jan. 30 death at a joint U.S. Japanese firing range.
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America
America’s Security. the Administration Argu |Hoffa-Fischbach
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Americans Overseas Committee
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Congress
U. S
Naka Sakai
Aga Khan III Dies at 79 After Heart Failure
Geneva AP The Aga Khan III leader of Ismaili Muslims and former League of Nations president died in Geneva after a night of heart trouble. His death leaves Prince Aly Khan heir apparent, with Sadruddin also a contender. The Aga Khan weighed about 240 pounds at times and valued charity over wealth.
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Malenkov’s exile to power plant sparks Western denials
Moscow radio says no Kremlin leaders face persecution as Georgi Malenkov is sent to run a hydroelectric plant 1,800 miles from Moscow in East Kazakhstan. Other ousted leaders receive unspecified posts, while Khrushchev and Bulganin intensify talks in Czechoslovakia.
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Charming Exchange Sparks Wonder About Jack
A playful family chat features a daughter praising Jack as a fine young man while the father probes about money. She flippantly deflects, noting Jack asked about his own father's finances. The exchange ends with a humorous twist on scrutiny and curiosity within dating.
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Red Liquidation Expert Malenkov Faces Bitter Medicine
Georgi Malenkov once a master of liquidation now risks liquidation himself as a deposed anti party factioner. He is hurried from Moscow to run a hydro electric plant in East Kazakhstan, amid shifting alliances with Khrushchev Molotov and Kaganovich. Born 1902, he rose through party ranks as Stalin’s lieutenant and organizer, shaping the apparatus with Malenkovtsy while puzzling rivals.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Rules Committee Action
Eisenhower's foreign aid bill goes to the House Rules Committee as Bow's resolution to end foreign trials of U S servicemen might gain a vote. Gordon pushes to advance Bow bill though Vorys doubts action on either measure. If Bow fails, aid bill becomes focal in GI trials controversy.
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Kidnapping Reported After Drive-In Kidnapping
Police issued a statewide search for eight armed white men after two Birmingham men Henry Silent 21 and Harold Cunningham 19 were abducted at gunpoint after leaving a drive-in ice cream stand serving white patrons. Their dates Loretta Washington 17 and Arlene Brown 23 described being forced into cars as they tried to leave.
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Khrushchev denounces Eisenhower on clean bomb claims
Khrushchev at the Stalingrad plant called Eisenhower’s hydrogen bomb pledge a stupid idea. He argued a clean bomb cannot exist and would allow destruction of civilians. The President had said scientists expect a bomb with no radioactive fallout in four to five years.
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Judge Orders Hoffa Trial Forward as Fischbach Mistrial Declared
U S District Judge Burnita S Matthews orders the bribery trial of union boss James R Hoffa to proceed while granting a mistrial to codefendant Hy man I Fischbach due to his counsel Daniel P Mahers heart ailment. Prosecutors pushed the mistrial. Hoffa and Fischbach objected. Cheasty, key government witness, had testified for 10 days before the suspension.
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Suhrawardy Meets Eisenhower for Second Middle East Talks
Suhrawardy, Pakistan's 64 year old prime minister, meets Eisenhower in Washington for a second round of talks aimed at stabilizing the Middle East amid Communist pressure. He argues Moslem unity against Communist blandishments while Dulles notes shared danger and purpose despite geographical distance.
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France refuses US bid to custody McOsker
PARIS army spokesman says France formally refused a US request to hand over American soldier DeWayne McOsker for trial. The 21-year-old Manhasset, New York, serviceman is charged with shooting an Algerian in a Paris street quarrel over black market cigarettes and will face a French preliminary hearing. The Army will provide an observer to ensure a fair trial.
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Skyscraper Climber Rescued After 60 Foot Fall In Sierra
John Findley Scott, 23 year old UC Berkeley graduate student, was rescued by helicopter four days after a 60 foot fall on Palisade Peak in Kings Canyon National Park. He suffered fractures to the wrist ankle foot and ribs plus cuts and bruises but is in pretty good shape and plans to climb again with caution once recovered.
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Rights Bill Could Narrow To Voting Rights Amendment
Senators push to strip enforcement provisions from the civil rights bill, focusing on protecting Negro and minority voting rights. Senator Francie Case confirms drafting a voting rights amendment while others back converting the House measure to a pure voting rights bill amid administration compromise signals.
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Defense Seeks Full Access to FBI Clinton Files
In Knoxville defense lawyers push for complete access to the former secret FBI files on the Clinton segregation case. They seek exact contents about the 16 defendants, including reports on violence and a signed school board statement. Judge Tayor has not ruled on whether the records will be examined.
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Washington, D.C
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George W. Williams
Baltimore
Federal District
Ioe
Airman faces court martial over white sidewall haircut
Donald Wheeler 20 from Cortez Colorado meets civilian attorney Murray Spring in Tokyo US Air Force hearing planning defense for defying an order to get a white sidewall haircut. The trial set for tomorrow covers disobedience while Wheeler keeps honor guard status and faces possible bad conduct discharge.
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