Probers Toss Cross Case Into Law Of Bakers Union
Senate Rackets Committee wrapped hearings on James G. Cross of the Bakers Union accusing him of misusing funds and abuse of office. Cross admitted paying a convicted prostitute from union funds but denied beatings or improper loans. Curtis Sims faces possible continued suspension.
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Probers
Law of
Bakers Union
Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
James G. Cross
Senate
Cross
Curtis R. Sims
Sims
Los Angeles
Kay Lower
Japanese Leftist Students Clash With Police At U S Embassy
About 150 leftist Japanese students tried to storm past a 400-man police guard in front of the American Embassy to protest U S nuclear tests, Okinawa, and the Girard case. Four students were arrested for slugging officers after three waves of shoving.
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Tokyo
U. S
Girard
Okinawa
United States
Japan
William S. Girard
William R. Coolidge
Richard L. Sneider
U S Airman Transferred to Greek Trial in Death
U S Airman 3.C. Marion Mussalli was moved to U S Air Force custody for trial in Greece on manslaughter charges in the auto death of Gen Stafnos Sarafis. He had been detained in Athens and awaits a Greek court date under a Greco American agreement.
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Athens
Greece
U. S
Marion Mussalli
U. S. Air Force
Benwood
W. V
Stafnos Sarafis
Mussalli
Taipei Riots Verdicts Awaited In Military Trial
Testimony concluded in a Formosa military trial of 40 persons tied to anti American riots last month. Verdicts expected next week with most defendants pleading not guilty. One participant admitted tearing down the U S flag at the embassy courtyard, Lu Po chen 37, claimed Communist espionage since 1948.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Lu Po-chen
China
Riots Erupt Over Court Martial Acquittal
A Chinese rioter who declared no dislike for Americans said he used an iron bar to smash embassy furniture driven by anger at a U.S. court martial acquitting an American soldier charged with manslaughter in a Chinese killing. The acquittal sparked the riots.
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U.S
Firemen In One Minute Run But Too Late
Miami firemen answered a call in one minute yesterday but were too late to help. Miss Elaine Young telephoned the alarm to the fire house when
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Miami
Fla
Elaine Young
Woman Fights Kitchen Fire Before Firefighters Arrive
Miss Young and the homeowner extinguished Venetian blinds blaze in the kitchen with water before the firemen from the adjacent station arrived.
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