Confusion From High Court Ruling On Military Trials
Supreme Court ruling declares civilians overseas cannot be tried by military courts for murder, sparking questions about dependents of servicemen and possible effects on status-of-forces agreements. Justice Black’s majority says trial by jury guarantees civil rights. dissent raises practical test cases and cross-border implications.
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Wheat surplus unlikely to shrink under soil bank plan
Washington reports the Agriculture Department expects the current wheat crop to add to surplus rather than reduce it. The soil bank program pays farmers 230.848 million dollars for removing about a quarter of their wheat acreage, with market needs forecast at 950 million bushels against 960 million in surplus and reserves.
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Four Foot Lizard Spotted in Brooklyn Backyard
A Brooklyn housewife reported a four foot lizard feeding on bread in the yard. Her husband Salvatore Jannotte and his brother Larry captured the reptile after a tense pursuit and they turned it over to the Humane Society for owner identification.
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Down To Work On Civil Rights Controversy
The House nears the amendment stage of its civil rights bill as Southern foes debate delaying tactics versus a swift test. Administration backed measure aims to protect voting and civil rights, with a provision allowing federal court injunctions for alleged violations. Senate foes push for jury trials in contempt cases in federal injunctions.
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Omaha air base casualties reported in 1957 Ottawa Herald
New and Zimny were stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base. Evans, secretary of the Missouri Valley Food Assn., was reported in critical condition. Gerald Clarence Zimny, 18, of Chicago, and Frank Evans, 59, of Prairie Village, Kansas, were injured.
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Airman Killed In Missouri Crash near Warrensburg
A two car crash five miles west of Warrensburg Missouri yesterday killed Airman Harold Dean and injured another airman and a civilian. The names and details remain limited in this short casualty report.
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