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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
3
Dutch faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans, 61, faces allegations of causing a rift between Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard as European press charges she exerts undue influence while treating the royal couple’s youngest daughter for partial blindness.
Dutch editors dismissed foreign reports that faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans controlled Queen Juliana and influenced state matters. Papers called the charges private and baseless, while government officials kept a hands off stance and the royal circle offered no comment.
Secretary Benson announced the government may restrict textile imports to protect domestic producers from a cotton export program. Surplus U.S. cotton is sold abroad at prices below those faced by domestic mills under farm price supports, prompting protests over foreign underselling. Benson did not specify actions but mentioned possible tariff commission limits.
A man without a country, Nicolas Benjamin, has flown 15,000 miles across multiple nations, facing expulsion from Mexico, denouncement by the Roman Catholic Church, and repeated reflight between Paris Beirut and Mexico as authorities struggle to determine his identity and status.
Memphis jury reduced the award in a personal injury suit by John Campbell against an insurer from 20000 to 5400 after the defense produced a filmed record showing him pushing a stalled car weeks after the accident. The court’s action trimmed the damages accordingly.
University of Michigan Professor Max J. Platt argues the social drinker who consumes whiskey to cope with personal problems should be classified as an alcoholic. He notes the condition is not determined by amount but by motive and impact on life.
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