Rep Haley urges U S review of Girard trial by Japanese court
In Washington Rep Haley introduces a resolution asking the administration to reconsider allowing Army Specialist 3C William S. Girard to be tried by Japanese authorities. Ottawa townsfolk raise funds for Girard’s defense while a citizens’ committee plans a protest trip to Washington.
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Washington
Harley
D-Fla
3.C
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Congress
Citizens’ Committee
U. S
Frank Thompson
Eisenhower
Hep. Bow
Ohio
Naga Sakai
Girard
Louis Girard
William
Louis
Itsuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Dayton M. Harrington
Secretary of
State Dulles
Defense Wilson
Civil rights vote forecast over jury trial amendment
A civil rights ally predicts enough votes to defeat a southern backed jury trial amendment while northern Democrats hedge. Rep Powell drew fire from Rep Hays over a letter alleging Negro voters take orders from white citizen councils. Vote expected Thursday with debate ongoing as Senate action remains uncertain.
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Washington
Boung
South
Congress
Rep
Powell
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
The
Missourian
House
Senate
U. S. Loan Main Topic in Poland Press
Polish newspapers report the 96 million dollar U.S. loan as a pivotal step in renewing Polish American ties. Trybuna Lyda says the aid amount is less than Poland asked but fits the desired framework and signals progress toward normalization and reduced international tension.
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Warsaw
U.S
Poland
Trybuna Lyda
Washington
United States
Mayflower H Speeds Toward Cape Cod Amid Squalls
AP reports captain Alan Villiers aboard the Mayflower H speeds toward Cape Cod as gusty winds raise velocity to seven knots. He gives noon position at 33 50 N, 68 45 W, noting Gut Stream squalls and rough seas.
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Penzance
England
Cape Cod
Alan Villiers
Villiers
Ingram Counsel To Question Agent About Chase
Horace Ingram’s defense team plans to cross examine federal agent William A. Morris who testified about chasing a patrol car at 70 mph. The chase occurred as officers entered Ingram’s alleged lottery headquarters on March 25 during the Fulton County trial on bribery of police.
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Atlanta
Horace Ingram
Ingram
William A. Morris
Ingram Fulton Superior Court
DeKalb Nurseryman Convicted in Mail Fraud Case
Atlanta AP reports James A. Lymburner a 37 year old DeKalb County nurseryman was convicted on one mail fraud count in a 17 count indictment alleging he defrauded a nationwide mail order plant clientele. The conviction carries a maximum five year sentence and he is expected to be sentenced Wednesday.
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Atlanta
James A. Lymburner
DeKalb ‘County
Lymburner
U.S. Supreme Court
Rome
FBI
Leonard
U.S
Frank A. Hooper
Dorsey
Passports Seized as Students Return From Europe Trip
U S consulate in Vienna recalled the passports of two South Carolina students Warren Hair and David O Cornwell after they were released by Hungarian police. They described a four day imprisonment in Hungary and say they would travel again despite authorities warnings as the State Department decides their next steps.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
South Carolina
Hungary
Nc Ge Umnoly UL Riva Nyvlu
Warren William Hair
North Augusta
State Department
Nickelsdorf
Washington
Rust
Hair
Lake Neusiedl
Sopron
Budapest
United States
Gilbert
Russian-born scientist links germ to multiple sclerosis
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society lauds findings by Mies Ichelson of St Luke's and Children's Hospital claiming isolation of a live organism, spirochaeta myelophthora, as the MS culprit. She also proposes a skin test for MS and notes the disease affects about 200,000 in the United States, mainly ages 30 to 45, with symptoms ranging from tremors to paralysis.
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Philadeaphia W
National
Mies Rose Iehelson
St. Luke's and Children’s Hospital
Mies Ichelson
New York
Bedenda A
Poltava Institute
Russia
Hefe
Airliner lands after engine blaze at Norfolk Navy base
Eastern Air Lines DC10 I B left outboard engine caught fire while en route from Miami to Boston. Captain E Q Ford and crew executed emergency landing at Norfolk Naval Air Station. 66 passengers escaped via emergency chute. one woman sprained ankle. firefighters extinguished the blaze. no injuries reported.
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Norfolk
Eastern Air Lines
DCIB
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Miami
Boston
E. Q. Ford
Ford
Navy
Pravda Defends Scientist Questioned by Committee
Pravda defends Linus Pauling, Nobel biochemist from California, who faced U S Senate Internal Security Subcommittee questioning over anti hydrogen bomb protest signed by about 26 000 scientists. Subcommittee postponed hearings as Pauling seeks date change for a lecture tour in France.
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Moscow
Pravda
Linus Pauling
Soviet Communist Party
California
U. S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Pauling
Washington
Pasadena
Calif
France
Senate
Kiwanians Stage Highway Safety Road Blocks Sunday
Kiwanis Club members with Georgia State Patrol will stop north bound traffic on U S Highways 19 and 819 into Thomasville Sunday from 8 a m to 5 p m to stress safe driving. Drivers will receive safety literature and bumper strips reading Reach Tomorrow By Driving Safety Today with assistance from Boston and Payo club members.
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U. S
Thomasville
Kiwanis Club
Georgia State Patrol
John Guy
Cairo
U.S
Thomasville Kiwanians
Boston
Payo
Foreign Aid Bill Clears Committee Raises Welfare of Aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Eisenhower's foreign aid bill by 12 to 3, trimming the president's request by about 227 million dollars to 98.7 billion for military and economic aid to free world nations for the coming fiscal year. The panel backed a two year military aid plan and a three year loan program plus borrowing authority, while only Morse, Long and Langer opposed a larger cut. The measure moves to the Senate floor for debate next week.
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Senate
Morse
Oregon
Long
Louisiana
Langer
North Dakota
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Treasury
Defense Departments
Renate
Knowland
Catt
Yugemura
Green
Dri
Union Boss To Face Under Oath Accusations Link To Convicted Prostitute
Senate investigators said Bakers Union President James G Cross will testify under oath after hearings resume. Mrs Kay Lower of Los Angeles identified as a convicted prostitute refused to answer key questions. Albert Barclay testified about a union fund used to hire associates and alleged payments to Cross's confidant.
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Washington — Senate
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Kaylower
Los Angeles
Bbe
Senate
Cross
Washington
Jen. McClellan
D-Ark
Lower
Albert Barclay
Bakers
Elsie Kay Lower
Organizers Behind Scientists Signal for Eastland Subcommittee Action
A petition signed by scientists is described as signaling action by Eastland's subcommittee, suggesting influence from a group backing the effort. The text portrays an organized effort rather than a spontaneous protest.
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Eastland
Rainy Weekend forecast for Florida coast and Thom asville
Weather bulletin warns of continued rain across the Thom asville area and the Florida coast through the weekend. Expect highs near 76 today, 89 Sunday, with easterly winds 6 to 25 mph and a tropical disturbance off the Gulf of Mexico may develop into a storm.
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Thomasville
Mercury
Florida
New Orleans
Fragmented OCR Note on GOP Relations and Congressional Leaders
Unclear OCR text references Republicans and relations with Congress. Mentions Bridges R NH and Knowland. Appears to describe leadership actions or applause for statements. No coherent event or date identifiable from the readable fragments.
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Repub
Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
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