Envoy Faces New Incident in Japan Fallout
Tokyo reports a new U.S. incident amid tense Korea-style scrutiny as Ambassador MacArthur deals with a fatal shooting on a firing range. SP3 William Girard admitted possibilities while Japan presses for court jurisdiction, stirring memories of atomic bombings and public protest over Western actions. Local scrap collectors risk life for cartridges amid mounting legal questions.
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Civil rights bill shown to a March 5 showdown vote
Backers of civil rights legislation won a victory in a Senate judiciary subcommittee with a 42 decision to set a showdown vote on March 5. Key supporters aligned to cut hearings and push the bill, while opponents urged public hearings and full committee review amid Southern resistance and constitutional rights concerns.
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Fewer Under 18 In Correctional Schools in Maryland
A Frederick Children's Aid Society report shows Maryland over the past decade reduced 18 and under in state correctional institutions by 125 and private institutions by 4, while public agency foster homes rose by 2,219. Total under 18 cared for away from home now 6,164, with 60 adopted or awaiting adoption, and private foster homes 773. Burns Fatal: Baltimore man Otis Parhan, 65, dies after his bed and pajamas catch fire from a lighted match.
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Fire Destroys Blanket of Stamps. Man Cries For Help
From his bed yesterday a man watched flames ignite a blanket of stamps placed to stamp out a small door fire. Widows and widowers in the area reacted as household fires spread quickly, while salespersons in the United States reported similar incidents.
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