Judge Flays Deporter of Finn Native
Judge Edward F. Murphy of San Francisco refused to hold Bruce Barber in contempt or deport William Heikkila, though he condemned Barber's actions as nauseous and futile. Heikkila, 52, seized April 18 and deported to Finland amid ongoing appeal proceedings. a restraining order was issued hours later. The judge ordered no deportation while appeals proceed and criticized the dispatch as a grave abuse of due process. Heikkila has lived in the United States most of his life.
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Edward F. Murphy
Bruce Barber
William Heikkila
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Barber
Finland
Canada
Eoe
Murphy
Aila
Washington
United States
Two Rubber Firms Grant Pay Increase
Cleveland workers secure an eight cent hourly raise for 33 000 rubber workers in a Tuesday night agreement between Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and Goldrich Co. The increase, effective June 30, raises Goodyear straight time to 2.60 and Goldrich to 2.59. Bargaining teams agreed to defer pension and insurance improvements until the two year contract expires next April 15. The five year pension plan runs to June 1, 1966, and ratification by local unions is required. The settlement is seen as a pattern for URW contracts covering nearly 100 000 workers.
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Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Puncheor Co
F. Gradrich Co
Goldrich
United Rubber Workers
International
L. 5
Buckmaster
URW
Rhee Opponent Sentenced Five Years In Korea Election
UPI reports Cho Bong Am, 60, was found not guilty of espionage for advocating reuniting Korea but sentenced to five years in prison for violating national security laws. Yang Myung Sam, a North Korean agent who aided Cho, also received five years. Both faced possible death under Korean law.
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France to test first atom bomb in Sahara
London Daily Mail reports France will explode its first atom bomb within two weeks in the Sahara near Colomb-Bechar in southern Algeria. The test weapon reportedly weighs about 20 pounds of plutonium and the paper cites no solid source. The report notes French readiness fears despite the claim.
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Sahara
Tondon
London Daily Mail
Colomb-Bechar
Algeria
Mediterranean
the Mail
New York
Abc-Tv
Texas Oil Woman Denney Freed on Bond in Arsenic Case
Evie Denney, once free on bond, is accused of administering poisons to her ex husband Homer Luse and a longtime maid Roberta Choice. Authorities exhumed bodies for testing while Denney, treated at McKinney Veterans Hospital, denies the charges after her arrest and divorce filing.
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Texas
Oregon Lilies Win London Show Award
A display of lilies flown from the Pacific Northwest and shown by the Oregon bulb fields of Gresham Ore earned the Lindley silver gilt medal at the Royal Horticultural Society show in London.
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London
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Gresham
Ore
Lindley
Royal Horticultural Society
New Horticultural Hall
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