Army Green replaces olive drab in U S Army uniforms
The Army will complete its switch to Army Green by October 1 1960 with gradual changes for officers and enlisted personnel. Enlisted men must own at least one Army Green uniform by October 1 1958, while recruits receive both uniforms until September 30 1958. The changeover prioritizes appearance and tradition, with officers distinguishing by black side stripes on pants and sleeve cuffs.
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Japanese Justice Questioned by U.S. Lawyer in Girard Case
Raymond N. Bushell, a U.S. lawyer in Tokyo, says William S. Girard cannot get a fair trial in Japan calling the system a joke. He notes prosecutors’ influence on judges and criticizes 19th century methods as he discusses the Ottawa Illinois defendant accused of killing a Japanese woman at Camp Weir.
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