Shaw says no war after Big Four split at conference
Shaw asserts the four powers can remain on solid commercial terms despite policy rifts. He dismisses the idea that disagreement at the London conference means imminent war and predicts eventual cooperation among Americans British and Russians on issues with common ground. He calls the conference failure inevitable and says the conference should have ended days earlier.
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Kawakita Loses Bid to Move Trial to Japan
Tomoya Kawakita, 25, Japanese American, pleads innocent to 15 counts of cruelty toward American POWs. Federal Judge Ben Harrison denies transfer to Japan citing Congress rulings. Trial set to begin January 27 in the district where he was indicted.
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