Ruling on Girard Trials Tests Global Status of Forces
Washington report explains how McGarraghy’s ruling on the Girard case challenges the worldwide status of forces agreements. The decision questions waivers of jurisdiction and the right of foreign states to surrender suspects for trial. It details reciprocal treaties with 12 NATO partners and separate arrangements with non NATO nations, plus ongoing negotiations with West Germany the Philippines and Formosa.
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Japan
Free World
U.S
U.S. Senate
France
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Greece
Turkey
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Belgium
Norway
Netherlands
Canada
Denmark
Libya
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Trinidad
Antigua
Bahamas
Barbados
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British Guiana
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Ethiopia
Greenland
Jamaica
Santa Lucia
Bolivia
Brazil
Burma
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
el Salvador
Haiti
Honduras
Guatemala
Indo- China
Iran
Iraq
Liberia
Nicaragua
Pakistan
Peru
Thailand
Uruguay
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Philippine Republic
Formosa
Witness Suicide Shadows Communist Teaching Probe
The House Un American Activities subcommittee pursues its inquiry into Communist infiltration of the teaching profession. A subpoena was served on attorney Bertram Edises for the suicide victim William Sherwood, a Stanford cancer researcher. Sherwood’s widow charged committee pressure drove her husband to death while former Communist Dr. Jack Patten testified about infiltration efforts in Washington and California. Six other witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment. some denied current Communist ties or sought immunity.
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House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
William Sherwood
Stanford Cancer Research
Atty
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Edises
Barbara Sherwood
Soley
Sherwood
Red
Frank Tavenner
Jack Patten
San Francisco State College
Patten
Washington
California
Francis E. Walter
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Sabrina crash lands at Ascot Royal Enclosure
Sabrina nee Norman Sykes, famed as television’s “Dumb Blonde,” caused a stir by entering the Ascot royal enclosure without a ticket. Her 41 inch bust drew duchesses and viscountesses, while she hunted the ladies’ powder room before departing with a manager’s claim of a “cowl effect” at eye level.
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Ascot
England
Royal Enclosure
Sabrina
Norman Sykes
British Isles
Bonhomie
Elizabeth II
Joe Matthews
Congress urged to curb Supreme Court shackling powers
Kenneth Keating of New York urged Congress to probe ways to protect its investigative authority and limit high court controls on the government’s fight against communism. He warned against sacrificing civil liberties for security while Emanuel Celler praised court rulings expanding witnesses’ pretrial statements and clear committee purposes as a defense of constitutional rights.
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INS
House Judiciary Committee
Con
Supreme
Kenneth Keating
New York
Congress
Executive Branch
Emanuel Celler
High Court
Keating
Crashes Kill 3 Floridians
A Lake Worth auto salesman and two Dade County women died in Florida crashes. Robert Wesley Nasin 30 of Lake Worth was killed when his car went out of control on U S 1 near Hypoluxo. Adele D McClanahan 54 of Miami and Edith Fleming Griffin 52 of Miami Springs died in a two car collision on U S 27 about 25 miles north of Moore Haven. William Carmo Griffin 50 survived with minor injuries.
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Associated Press
Lake Worth
Dade County
Florida
Robert Wesley Nasin
Adele D. McClanahan
Miami
Edith Fleming Griffin
Miami Springs
Sam P. Trunbull I Jr
Nasin
U.S. 1
Hypoluxo
McClanahan
New Jersey Town Sets Limit On Pet Cats
Hillside officials approve a four cat per household limit after previously considering only two. The Town Committee voted last night to enforce the cap on feline ownership in the community.
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New Jersey
Hillside
N.J
Woman pastor voted member of North Georgia Conference
Ruth Rogers aged 52 now joins the North Georgia Methodist Conference as the first woman member in the body. She pastors Hyatt Memorial Methodist Church and teaches mathematics at Sylvan High School, serving a two year trial period.
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Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Ruth Rogers
Hyatt Memorial Methodist Church
Sylvan High School
Florida Interstate Cost Nearing Billion Dollar Mark
Florida highway engineers project 929 million dollars for 1 110 miles of interstate construction surpassing the 1954 estimate of 495 million. Higher right of way costs, added urban spurs, stricter standards, and utility moves drive the rise. The six Florida routes will be funded 90 percent by the federal government and 10 percent by the state.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Charles Hopkins
Wilbur E. Jones
Hopkins
Pensacola
Miami- Miami Beach
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Miami
Jacksonville
Alabama State Line
Lake City
Ocala
Daytona Beach
Miami Beach
Envoy Frances Willis Presents Credentials in Oslo
The United States new ambassador to Norway Miss Frances E. Willis arrived in Oslo and delivered her credentials to Regent Crown Prince Olav at the royal Palace.
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Oslo
Norway
Frances E. Willis
Olav
East Coast Swelter Region Sees Heat Wave Fade
The heat wave that blanketed the East Coast and Midwest eased as a cool air front moved east from Canada. Floods and storms have killed at least 225 people, with drownings the largest single cause, while floods in South Dakota and Minnesota produced several deaths and widespread damage.
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East Coast
Midwest
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Lake Erie
Ohio
Arkansas
Atlantic Coast States
Weather Bureau
Weather Ends Circus Show At Long Beach Pike
The article reports the heat ending a circus performance at the Long Beach Pike. Freddy the weight lifter, Hildregard, and 24 fleas reportedly could not endure the heat as exhibitors prepared to resume the show later.
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Freddy
Hildregard
Matthews
Long Beach Pike
Duval Judge Reverses Obscenity Ban Ruling
Judge A Lloyd Layton of Duval County reverses an obscenity ban, ruling the Florida law unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment citing a Supreme Court decision. The case involves Frank T Tracey and a Jacksonville shop selling literature deemed obscene. appeal decision pending.
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Jacksonville
Florida
A. Lloyd Layton
Duval County
Layton
U.S. Supreme Court
Detroit
Michigan
Justice Frankfurter
Tracey
Police Cue Driver After 2 Car Wreck
Savilla C. Stutzman age 20 of Pinecraft charged with reckless driving after collision with H K Wenrick 68 of Tamiami Trailer Park at East Avenue and 3rd Street Damage listed at 200 for each vehicle police reports cite the wreck occurred yesterday.
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East Avenue
3Rd Street
Stutzman
H. K. Wenrick
Tamiami Trailer Park
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