President Eisenhower on foreign policy and Japan case
President Eisenhower commented on Khrushchev and reunification prospects, urged disarmament steps, and discussed equal time for broadcasts. He urged GOP donors to focus on facts over speeches and weighed jury trials in civil rights suits and the Japan case of Army Specialist Girard for manslaughter. He also said American trade with Red China could be restricted by law now but might change long term.
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Girard
Protests Rise as Japan Faces U S Senate Defense Inquiry
Protests exploded across Japan amid investigations ordered by both houses of the U S Congress. A two man Senate armed services subcommittee and defense officials discussed possible charges and sentences for a court martial case involving Girard. The talks touched on potential penalties up to 249 years in prison and uncertain minimums, with indications a U S court martial could impose up to three years.
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Salle
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Joh E. ‘Flanders
Jsign
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Garlier
Inn ‘Girard
Verto
Antes
Aung
Ie Girard
Telson
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Santee
Britain relaxes trade limits with Communist China hailed as world shift
The article notes Britain will ease trade restrictions with Red China, signaling a major shift with implications for United Nations recognition and future Sino relations. It cites potential moves by Japan and possible diplomacy changes, with emphasis on U S response and Mao Zedong's leadership.
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Charles M. McCann
United
Britain
China
United States
Red
Peiping
United Nations
Russia
Japan
Lassen balloon test at Livermore uses CEC safety measures
Livermore experiments maintain balloon position with four winch cables and ground restraints. The 67-foot balloon has devices to burn or rupture if rising too high. Over 20 aircraft, including bombers and a B25, participate in the Lassen test named by Livermore Laboratory.
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AEC
Livermore Laboratory
Los Alamos Laboratory
Drivers license questions after parking lot collision
Mrs Yaple and her son escaped unharmed as a car nearly struck them while entering a private lot. Mrs Weightman and daughter Roxanne suffered leg injuries from tire marks. the driver James Elis, 81, holds a restricted license and claimed no sight of the group. Police will investigate the license restrictions and possible charges.
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Paul McCoey
George Smith
Ellis
Government to Closely Study Smoking Danger
A government health spokesman said the American Cancer Society report linking smoking to death will be studied closely by government experts. He noted evaluation by the National Institutes of Health is likely but may take time as officials weigh links between tobacco use and illnesses including heart disease and lung cancer.
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American Cancer Society
United Press
National Institutes of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
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National Cancer Institute
National Heart Institute
The
Cancer Society
Ukiah Lodge Thanks For Publicity Cooperation In 1957
The officers and members of Cornelia Rebekah Lodge No 205 express appreciation for publicity and cooperation given their organization during the past year. Vivian Foster recording secretary Ukiah May 31 1957. If long wear is important in a ticot garment it is better to buy a closely knit tricot in heavy weight.
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Gay Tucker Neep
Ukiah Daily Journal
Cornelia Rebekah
Vivian Foster
Ukiah
Mendocino County Spotlight and Local Happenings
The page notes Guerneville's Stumptown Daze with beards in focus and Ukiah officials speculating on a Mendocino courthouse expansion akin to a Winchester House. It quips about jailhouse lore and mentions Dave Beck's silence on his father as both exhibit defiance and a lack of pride between father and son.
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Ukiah
Mendocino County
Peninsula
Temple of Justice
Dave Beck
Fair Plans Advance for Mendocino County Event Schedule
The fair board set up a three hour fencing project for the horse show and outlined trotting races Friday and possibly Thursday. Winners meet Saturday in a final heat. Friday boxing by the VFW. Saturday and Sunday rodeos. Council approved Wagner Construction for a $5193 comfort station, concession agreements, and parking control for Sea Scouts. Planning Commission to discuss Anchor Bay subdivision and parade bands. bids for plumbing repairs and landscaping rented equipment authorized. Abraham Lincoln’s 1836 law license noted in passing.
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VFW
Fair Board
Wagner Construction Company
Ukiah
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Booth
Planning Board
Mendocino
Brodie
Petaluma
Sea Scouts
Highway House of Music
West Coast
Bob Baker
101 Highway
Washington’s 1794 Alexandria tax tale ends with payment
A dusty Alexandria record lists George Washington as delinquent for nine pounds in 1794 tax, but the entry notes he paid in full soon after. The tale, told with humor, recalls Washington’s famed honesty as the city’s officials recall his tax history.
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Alexandria
George Washington
G. Washington
Philadelphia
Aljaxandria
Washington
Eugene
Barnwell Finds Long-Forgotten Tax Book Tuesday
Barnwell says he discovered an old tax book Tuesday while shuffling through forgotten documents. The note mentions gas discovery in Arkansas at Fort Smith in 1887.
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Barnwell
Arkansas
Fort Smith
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