Girard Case Shakes U S World Policy Ties
Washington reports the administrations push to have GI William S. Girard tried by Japanese courts faces a constitutional challenge in McGarraghy's ruling. The Justice Department appeals to the Supreme Court while officials warn a Japanese trial could unsettle overseas troop agreements and fuel broader legal disputes with allied nations.
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State Industrialist At German Parley
Phoenix industrialist Gilbert Olson travels to Wiesbaden Germany to attend the second International Congress of the Precast Concrete Industry running through June 28. Olson represents the United States among a 22 nation group.
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Justices Confer On Girard Case
The Supreme Court weighs whether GI William Girard should be tried in a Japanese civil court for a manslaughter in Tokyo. Eight justices attend a closed conference over the Justice Department request to reverse a lower court ruling that he must face trial by a U S military court.
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NATO Plans Major Air Defense Drills in Mediterranean
Six nations including the United States sixth fleet prepare for a three day air defense exercise in the Mediterranean named Rosie Rosie. The test targets defense against a surprise atomic air attack and opens June 25 extending to June 28 with possible observer Russian warships en route via the Dardanelles.
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