Woman Tried In Army Killing Unmoved By Sex Tales Unfold
A frail woman on trial by general court martial in Japan faced testimony implying "unnatural sex acts" and drugs as details unfold around the June 17 shooting of her warrant officer husband at their Cherry Blossom Lane home near Camp Matsushima. Neighbors and investigators recalled the scene as the defense pushed for closed sessions and cautioned the court against prejudgment.
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mMomolia Adin
Robert J. Abidin
Cherry Blossom Lane
Camp Matsushima
Japan
Francis Harriman
Hardiman
Long Beach
L. I
N .Y
Maj
Margaret M. Bishop
W. C
Jacob C. Crouch
Abidin
Jake
Crouch
Harold M. Moore
Brashear
James Flynn
New York City
Charles R. Perry
Fresno
Calif
Johnson and Knowland Assess Actions Of 84th Congress
Senate leaders Lyndon B. Johnson and William F. Knowland provide exclusive assessments of the 84th Congress. Johnson speaks from a hospital bed praising unity and rapid passage of key bills. Knowland calls the session moderately satisfactory amid partisan division with Republicans backing many Eisenhower proposals.
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Johnson
Knowland
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William F. Knowland
California
United Press
United States
America
Congress
House of Representatives
Uranium production climbs to record levels in 1955 six months
The Atomic Energy Commission reports domestic uranium output rising to record levels in the first half of 1955, placing the U S among the world leaders. Greatly accelerated private exploration unveiled large ore deposits in the Colorado plateau and other areas, with about 850 producing mines in June.
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America
Treasury
Upper
Colorado River Basin
Senate
House
United States
Blican
Korea
Indochina
Formosa
Europe
Asia
Soviet Russia
Free World
Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Colorado Plateau
Stevens County
Gunnison
Fremont
Colorado
Karnes
Texas
North Dakota
Tucson youths win Ford IAA awards in Dearborn
Three Tucson High students earned top honors in Ford Motor Co. ninth annual Industrial Arts Awards. Curtice McKale won 60 dollars for a photography project, Glenn Farber and Freddie Palafox received 20 dollars each for graphic arts entries. Entries came from 35 states plus Hawaii and DC among 700 finalists.
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Tucson
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
Curtice McKale
Randall Blvd
Glenn E. Farber
N. Grant Rd
Rival Cities Widen Feud Over Giant Pythons
Houston dispatch reports Fort Worth and Dallas sparring over long snakes. Pat the python, about 18 feet, sits in customs awaiting shipment to Dallas Zoo where Pete, also 18 feet, is already a fixture. A measuring ceremony is planned on Pat’s arrival.
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Houston
Tex
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
Pat
Pete
Python
Zoo
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Thurmond
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Navajo Indian Reservation
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