Judge's Decision On Girard Case Expected Next Week
A federal judge in Washington heard arguments on whether to hand Girard over to a Japanese court in a case tied to Dulles statements. Attorneys challenged the U.S. government's authority, and McGarrhy signaled he would decide if Girard has a constitutional right to Army rather than foreign court trial. The 7-year old Specialist 3 C. is in U.S. Army custody pending the ruling.
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Florida
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Ameena
Thal
Second Dorsey Brother Dies
New York musician Jimmy Dorsey, 53, died at Doctors Hospital after a month there. He had lung cancer and underwent surgery in January, leaving the band to seek treatment. The death follows his famed rivalry and partnership with brother Tom Dorsey in America’s band era.
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America
Fragmented Weather Update From Unreadable Source
The text shows garbled OCR data about a weather report with many misread words and nonsensical phrases. No clear entities, dates, or locations can be reliably extracted for a concise summary.
Dechert Denial Stirs Fuss Over Evidence
Washington uproar over whether a defense official leaked damag ing evidence in the Girard case. Defense general counsel Robert Dechert said he may have spoken to a Miami Herald reporter but contends he did not intend injustice or prejudge actions. Senators criticized the remarks as unfair to Girard as Japan handles the case in a habeas context.
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Girard
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Defense Department
Robert Dechert
U. S
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Japan
Dechert
Pentagon
Miami
Army
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Miami Herald
Coral Gables
Fla
Tentative Plan Outlined For Queen's Visit
Washington reports that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip plan a U S tour in October 1957. They will travel from Canada to Washington arriving October 16 and meet President Eisenhower at the airport for a three day official visit. The couple then tour New York before returning to London Buckingham Palace announced the visit. The Canadian leg is also mentioned with a separate consent from Canada.
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Britain
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Philip
America
White House
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Canada
Jamestown
Eisenhower
New York City
London
Buckingham Palace
U.S
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Prince Philip
Dortmund
Germany
Elizabeth
Truman
George VI
Elizabet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Prince Charles
Neces Arie
Court Rejects McLarty Plea in Multi-County Case
A Texas court rejected the plea for McLarty, a defendant previously convicted under criminal statutes. The case involved McLang, formerly of Corrs, who was sentenced for drug and related offenses across several counties, with sentences handed down at Haxtsvile.
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McLang
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Zoardanton
Small Hope Held For Trapped Man
A trapped man remains under dangerous conditions after an incident at Weedmont. Rescue workers from MWonts and local teams continue operations, with efforts entering depths near 0 feet below the surface as the search extends through the night.
City Jail Plans Approved Here
City officials approved remodeling and expansion of the police building at Third Street and Lee Avenue to add a new jail, housing capacity for about 25 prisoners and a separate ward for men and women. The project, designed by Grosbive-… architects, estimates costs between 25,000 and 30,000 dollars, funded by prior jail bond and surplus.
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Mayflower II Reaches First American Land at Provincetown Harbor
Mayflower II, replica of the original Pilgrim vessel, slips into Provincetown harbor after a 53 day voyage from Plymouth England. Skipper Alan Villiers guides the craft against 40 knot southerly seas while spectator crowds look on as Coast Guard tug Yankton assists.
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England
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Mayflower
Airman Dies In Tangled Chute During Exercise
FT. BRAGG NC. Airman Wayne Flugum Flugum 23 Leeland Jews died after being entangled in a parachute line on a C123 during an airborne drill. He dangled over the runway for more than three hours until rescue crews freed him. Medical authorities say the cause was suffocation or air force trauma, with unclear specifics.
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More Rains For Area Forecast
Fast moving thunderstorms with lightning winds and some hail moved across the Permian Basin Tuesday night. Rainfall amounts reached up to nearly one inch and ended the season's first heat wave that pushed temperatures to 98 degrees earlier in the week.
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Odessa
Quapah
Lumber Company
Wilson Confers In Galveston On Vice Drive
Wilson meets Galveston officials to discuss a crackdown on gambling and bawdyhouses. Atty. Gen. Lonny Rotsch joined in, with plans to file applications for affidavits against several gamblers, bawdyhouse operators and liquor outlets. Rotsch left with Asst. Atty. Gen. Lonny Zwielner, staff to handle the Galveston investigation.
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Tex
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Wilton
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Houston
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Galveston Tribune
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W. J. Stone
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E. E. Lewellyn
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Gulf Properties, Inc
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Mike Salvato
Pete 'Salvate
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Western Room
Cedar Osha Club
Buster
Jean Davis
Gamblera
Eisenhower Hosts Republican Lawmakers at Breakfast
President Eisenhower hosted 40 Republican congressmen at a morning breakfast aimed at easing tensions between the White House and GOP members. The event featured light conversation with emphasis on social harmony, as Brown recounted remarks about school aid and possible consequences for opposing party plans.
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Eisenhower
House
Kaffee Wlatch
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Republiican
Congress
Clarence J. Brown
Alco
Brown
Tellou
Soviet Note Rejects Western Middle East Claims
The United States rejected Soviet charges of Western subversion and urged tighter regional security. Britain and France reportedly echoed similar replies as they urged the four powers to stay hands off Middle East affairs. The note was delivered to the Soviet Foreign Ministry.
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United States
Soviet Union
Middle
Congress Veteran Is Court Critic
A Dallas report portrays Mason, a 40 year Congressional veteran, attacking a Supreme Court decision described as overturning established practice. The text references a National Association of Plumbing Contractors and criticizes the court’s ruling as disruptive to custom and practice, signaling partisan debate over the court’s authority.
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Mason
RTI
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Mason Sax
Eisenhower nearly recovered from stomach illness
President Eisenhower, “almost” back to normal, arranged today’s business as usual. White House press secretary James Hagerty said three doctors attributed the illness to overindulgence in food, noting he did not strictly follow the diet after his 1953 heart attack. He reportedly ate richer foods and larger portions for four to five days, with meals at the White House, aboard the Saratoga, and at Burning Tree Golf Club.
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Isenhower
White House
James ©. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
White Home
Saratoga
St Burning Tite Golf Club
Maryland
Russians Leave Sons Go Home
Russian parents of four children attempt to depart Chicago for home with infant son taken by sheriffs deputies at La Salle Street Tuesday. Neighbors, officials, and relatives describe a tense scene as the family sought to board a train despite the infant’s surrender to authorities.
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