U S Urges Dismissal Of Gi Case In Washington
The government argued federal courts have no authority to review a decision ordering that Army SP-3C William Girard, 21, on guard duty, be tried by Japanese authorities for the fatal incident involving a Japanese woman. Eisenhower supports handing Girard to Japanese courts, stressing U S prestige in Asia amid domestic uproar.
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Washington
William Ss. Girard
Woihan
Girard
Narges
Defense
Wilson
State
Dulles
IEE
Eisenhower
U. S
Pe Ay
Civil Rights Jury Defeat Seen in House Debate
Washington dispatch says House GOP Leader Martin Mass announces an expected defeat for the administration's civil rights bill after four days of debate. A jury trial amendment is not expected to be offered before Thursday.
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Washington
House
GOP
Martin
Mass
Court Frees S A Woman After U S Supreme Ruling
The U S Supreme Court freed Dorothy Krieger Smith of San Antonio and Clarice Covge Segal in England, citing civil courts hold power over civilian crimes. Justice Black led the decision with Justices Douglas Harlan Brennan and Frankfurter concurring. Dissents warned of foreigners prosecuting Americans abroad.
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Dorothy Krieger Smith
San Antonio
U.S
Supreme Smith
Alderson
Reformatory
Supreme Court
Decizion
Clarice B. Cov
Ge Segal
England
Edward
Inca
el Bresk
Ewo
Arehéari Ie
High ‘Court
War
Douglas
Harlan
Brennan
Frankfurte
Frankfurter
Whittaker
Bond fund short by 15000 for Loop 13 airport bill
Commissioner Sam Jerrié said the bond fund is about $15,000 short of meeting the bill. The county incurred the cost when the city acquired title for right of way for Loop 13 at International Airport on Military Key, as the city bought property to enlarge airport facilities.
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Sam’ Jerrié
International Airport
Military Key
ExShowgirl On Critical List
Joyce Pegey Hopkins Meyer, a former Ziegfeld Follies show girl, aged about 60, is on the critical list at Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases after hospital admission June 1 for throat cancer. She has been married six times and is the wife of Andrew C. Meyer.
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New
Italy Seeks Leader in Crisis After Zoli Resignation
Rome reports President Giovanni Granchi began consultations with Christian Democratic leaders to name a new premier after Adone Zoli's resignation. Zoli stepped down as his two day old minority government relied on fascist votes in parliament, signaling a turbulent postwar political struggle.
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Rome
Giovanni Granchi
Italy
Granchi
Adone Zoli
Brooks Air School Fund Hiked for Aviation Tests
Washington June 11 The House armed services committee approved nearly 1 million dollars additional for the Brooks AFB School of Aviation Medicine at San Antonio to carry on tests to adapt machines for Tanfor flights into outer space. Rep Kilday announced Maj Gen Otis Benson said this is the last problem holding back such flights. The committee authorized 952000 for a permanent air conditioned structure for these tests. The original construction fund was 8800000. The vote increases the fund to support high altitude research to keep pilots able to operate the modern machines in extreme environments.
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Sneclaire
Washington
House’ Armed Services Committee
School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Afb
San Antonio
Into
Outer Space
Kilday
Otis Benson
Air Force
Adan
Nan
Tornado damages parts of Springfield with no fatalities
A small tornado struck sections of Springfield early today, damaging several homes and uprooting trees. The storm disrupted telephone and power service but no casualties were reported.
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Springfield
Five Die in Madison Home Blast
Five people died last night when a kerosene stove exploded in a Madison Connecticut residence. Victims were Mrs. Mary Cooley 29, her brother Charles Vanderwalker 37, and Cooley’s three children Mary 3 Patricia 2 and Suzanne 10 months.
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Madison
Conn
Mary Cooley
Charles Vander Walker
Showers Return Over San Antonio This Week
Weather watcher Oren Edrington says scattered showers will move back into the San Antonio area, spreading to the region Wednesday and Thursday. Moderate rainfall is expected and temperatures will dip slightly from the recent heat, with highs in the low 90s Tuesday and Wednesday after a 93 degree Monday afternoon peak. The wet pattern follows warm moist air moving inland over the state.
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San Antonio
Oren Edrington
Page index notes and section markers from a newspaper
The entry lists feature pages and sections including Features on Page 2 and Page 23, Financial on Page Goren on Bridge Page 35, Beans on Page 22 and 2932, Society and Paxes, Sports on Page 14 and 25 27, and Pogues on Page 14.
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Features
Financial
Goren
Beans
Society
Paxes Sports
Pogues
Train Hits Truck At Crossing Near Rocky Ford
A Santa Fe freight train collided with a farm workers truck near Rocky Ford Colorado killing at least 12. Reports say five or six more injured and hospitalized. The crash occurred west of the town in Arkansas River Valley. a second similar U S truck crash had killed twenty near Fayetteville North Carolina earlier in the week. Victims named include Sylvester Licano and Jack Lee of La Junta station. The train crew suffered no injuries. Authorities took wounded to hospital. The truck occupants were all from Rocky Ford area.
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Yro+ man
Colorado
Arkansas River Valley
U. S
Fayetteville
N.C
Sylvester Licano
Rocky Ford
Jack Lee
XBNZ
la Junta
Lee
Land
Philip Confirms Visit to Canada
Duke of Edinburgh announces plans with Queen Elizabeth to visit Canada. He notes the queen will formally open the Canadian parliament. The trip follows Eisenhower's invitation to attend Jamestown festival celebration in Virginia.
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Philip
Canada
Dortmund
Germany
Tyne
Britain
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Eisenhower
Jamestown
Russ Accuses U S of H Plans
Moscow dispatch reports Komsomolskaya Pravda claims the United States plans to test hydrogen weapons on Indians in the Brazilian jungles, as stated to Soviet youth leaders.
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Moscow
Komsomolskaya Pravda
U.S
Weather forecast dull and erratic through midweek
Weather notice indicates cloudy to partly cloudy skies with continued warmth. Highs are forecast in the 90s with a slow rise into the mid 90s, lows near 70s. Temperature details are fragmented but suggest Tuesday highs near 90 and Wednesday highs in the mid 90s with cooler early mornings.
Sex Fiend Slays Young Nurse in Fashionable Apartment
Los Angeles police report a sex fiend prowler killed Marjorie Hipperson, 24, a nurse set to wed Dr Walter Deike, 36. Neighbors noted prior prowler activity and a similar attack last September. The body, found in her bedroom, shows signs of struggle and strangulation with a silk stocking. fiancé alerted after she missed work. Deike, a prominent athlete, captained the University of Chicago track team in 1954.
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Los Angeles
INS
Marjorie Hipperson
Walter. Deike
Miss Hipperson
Margot Wright
Miss Wright
Chicago University
One-Way Street Changes In Downtown Core
City traffic engineers convert several downtown streets to one way routes to ease flow. Buena Visit Dolorosa and Market now eastbound from Pecos to Alamo while Commerce traffic runs westbound from Santa Rosa to Pecos. Plans to extend to San Saba limited by street repairs.
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Leway
Judges to Sign Anti Vice Orders in Galveston
Two district judges said they will sign 47 restraining orders sought by the state attorney general to crack down on Galveston gambling liquor sales and prostitution. Dist Judges Donald M. Markel and W. E. Stone announced the decision with hearings tentatively set for June 18 2 and 21 on the temporary injunctions against the establishments.
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Galveston
State Attorney General
Dist
Donald M. Markel
W. E. Stone
Employment Up by 917000 Across Month
Washington reports employment rose by 917000 last month to a total of 5 178 000 while factory jobs declined for the fifth month. Unemployment totaled 2 713 000 or 4 percent of the labor force, up 25 000 from April.
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Washington
Ike Return Lifts New York Market On News Of President
New York June 11 Prices edged higher in active dealings after news the president had returned to his desk. Early selling paused as key stocks rose, led by uncertain sentiment yet with some gains despite a rocky day. The market opened higher and continued rising though investment trends remained cautious amid political uncertainty.
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New York
Eiscaoner Wesiting
Steel Stout
E Hs
Eisenhower Returns To Desk After Stomach Upset
President Eisenhower resumed work at the White House desk after doctors said he was virtually recovered from a Sunday night stomach upset. He joked about needing steaks, chatted with his secretary, and allowed photos. He slept well and planned to sign papers, with no list of engagements for the day.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Ne Wemen
Eisenshower
Ann Whitman
Hin
Mle
Tee
Botr
White House
Howard McC. Snyder
James C. Hagerty
Snyder
Hagerty
English Barbers First Thees Theories and Tips
A garbled note discusses tipping origins in Scotland with a theory that barbers and minor medical work influenced tips. It hints at quick service and hints at classified ads promising fast, efficient barber work. The text combines stray phrases about ads and hiring workers.
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Eotland
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