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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1957
Page
4
A historic Girard case drew worldwide attention as the court convicted the defendant and suspended the sentence. Officials emphasized the decision amid ongoing legal debates and public interest.
Contested case draws U S debate over status of force and foreign trials as Girard is found guilty of bodily injury resulting in death. Appeals touch on military justice and justice for Mrs Sakai, with verdict prompting mixed political reactions and dissent over how veterans should be treated. Tornadoes and floods across the South exacerbate a region-wide disaster scenario with evacuations and damage.
After a Eisenhower McElroy meeting, the White House set a Nov 26 national security address in Cleveland on international cooperation. Dulles outlined large defense outlays, NATO planning for stockpiles under U.S. control, and possible French arms deliveries to Tunisia amid Bourguiba talks. Stevenson activity and Paris summit open questions accompanied the discussions.
A girl led police on a rapid pursuit through Anaheim and Sepulveda Boulevards, with 18 police cars and five motorcycles involved. She forced off a patrol car at 228th Street and dodged a red light before being cornered at Carson Street and arrested. 29 vehicles were on hand during the arrest.
Policeman Myron Roseman pursued a moving freight train to ticket the conductor after a motorist complained the train halted at a crossing, delaying traffic. The incident occurred Monday in Chicago as the officer fought through the hustle to enforce the stop.
State Sen Louis G Sutton chairman of the Senate Interim Committee on Recreation State Beaches and Parks announces a December 6 meeting in Santa Monica to review park and beach issues. The panel will discuss policy and management during the session.
The Santa Fe Railroad reached a union shop agreement with 15 nonoperating unions, ending a seven year dispute and averting a Friday strike. About 42,000 employees are affected. The deal, described as a modified union shop, requires dues but not full union membership.
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