Senators Pass Mild Immigration Relief Measure
The Senate approved a bill to ease immigration limits, focusing on hardship cases and family reunification, and reviving unused Refugee Relief Act visas to aid refugees from communist nations and other persecuted groups. It avoids changing the quota system and leaves key recommendations from President Eisenhower unaddressed.
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Two Senate Observers at Girard Trial in Japan
Tokyo reports that two observers from the U S Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights will attend at least two sessions of US Army Specialist S C Girard’s trial in Maeashi District Court. Girard, 22, faces charges tied to the fatal shooting of Naka Sakai, a scrap collector. The observers aim to study trial fairness as part of a broader inquiry into Americans’ constitutional rights abroad.
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Charles Slayman
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Naka Sakai
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Amvets to Host Beauty Contest at Long Beach Hospital
American Veterans of World War II will stage its annual beauty contest at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Long Beach at 7 p.m. on September 3. The winner will go on to represent Amvets in the Junior Chamber of Commerce Miss Aviation contest on September 29, with Miss Aviation serving as host for Wings Over the Nation in November.
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Chamber of Commerce
Miss Aviation
Aaron Schultz Carpet Service In Your Home Call
In Your Rome area Aaron Schultz Carpet Service offers in home visits. A representative will bring carpet samples to your residence to help with carpet selection. Call Garfield 97-5431 for service.
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Mother of 3 Held in Wild Auto Chase
A 21 year old Los Angeles mother of three, Enedine Jackson, was booked at Lincoln Heights Jail on reckless driving and seeking to evade arrest after a high speed pursuit. Police say she side swiped a car, ran red lights, crossed a double line, jumped a curb, and sped at 70 mph on busy streets with a motorcycle officer chasing. She reportedly did not have a valid driver's license.
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Lincoln Heights
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Eisenhower signs bill authorizing atomic energy studies
President Eisenhower signs an atomic energy construction bill granting preliminary planning authority for nuclear power reactors. The measure, lacking full scale reactor funding, follows Senate debate on a broader program. The House then approved an appropriations bill allocating about $2.29 billion for the Atomic Energy Commission, with notable funds for weapons, material production, and plutonium recycling research.
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Lord Alteinham appeals for calm in funding dispute
London reports that Lord Alteinham urged a period of calm amid controversy over his attacks on the queen and royal finances. The peer, 33, claimed he has said all he needs to, despite the House passage of a preliminary appropriations bill allocating four million dollars for reactor projects.
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Pineau to Tour Latin Capitals for French Policy Support
Christian Pineau plans a two week Latin capitals tour by air starting late next month. He will visit Rio de Janeiro and American capitals to seek support for France’s position in the Cold War crisis. Pineau will meet Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in Washington on Sept 7 for talks.
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