Court Rules Girard to Get Japan Trial
Supreme Court unseals a Defense Department affidavit in the Girard case to decide jurisdiction over his trial by Japan or a U.S. court martial. The ruling comes amid an international dispute with Jan antitse leftists and nationalist politicians pressing for status of forces treaty revisions.
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Hydrogen bomb talk and Yugoslav front stance in Cold War briefing
The report cites Eisenhower aides noting scientists’ claim of four to five years for an “absolutely clean” hydrogen bomb and notes current weapons near 95 percent radioactivity free. Khrushchev seeks unity with Yugoslavia, endorsing socialist front expansion while Tito pushes for broader socialist ties. The piece covers Girard’s Japanese court case and a Supreme Court decision upholding military jurisdiction, with State Department praise for honoring commitments to Japan and pledges of fair trial.
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Teamster Parley in Los Angeles Rescheduled to Aug 5
The Los Angeles meeting of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters reportedly will remove Days Beck as its president and was moved from July 1 to August 5. The session is a key parley for the union leadership transition.
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Beauty pageant chaos on Miss Universe jet flight
Reports from a Miss Universe event describe a chaotic arrival with tensions over age rules and missing delegates. Turkish entrant Guler Sirmen, 17, sparked an age eligibility concern, while officials scrambled over missing contestants from the Guianas.
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Private Miss Universe contest sparks legal bid in Oregon
In Portland Judge James W. Crawford weighed a request to restrain Miss Sanja Landsem from competing with rival Lita Carlberg over a 40 inch bust. The judge decided the matter was a private affair and deferred ruling as the long beach pageant schedule moved toward its July site.
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Aga Khan Dies in Geneva at 779 After Weighing Wealth
At his Geneva villa the Aga Khan died as family and followers gathered. His wealth, cited as hundreds of millions in gems and diamonds, sparked discussion of succession and the upkeep of religious and communal causes amid illness and weight loss.
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Colonel Appointed Chief of Staff at Marine Recruit Depot
Col R W Boyd today becomes chief of staff of the Recruit Training Command at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, SAN DIEGO. The appointment elevates leadership of the depot's training program and underscores the unit's readiness and discipline.
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FOR ATHLETES FOOT T4L REMEDY AD CLAIMS FAST DRY SKIN HEAL
An old tainted skin sloughs off to reveal healthy skin as the ad promotes a T4L remedy for athletes foot. It promises instant dryness and a quick return to normal life, available at drug stores today.
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