Prosecution Rests Its Case Against Girard in Japan Trial
Prosecution rests in the Japanese trial of Illinois soldier Girard for the death of Mrs. Naka Sakai at a firing range. The case hinges on whether the act was intentional or an accident during guard duty and potential sentence up to 15 years. The defense contends jurisdiction and official duty, while the prosecution argues at least intent to hit a body.
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Mabbabashi
Japan
the Lion
GI Wiliam
Girard
Neva
Girerd
Naka Sakai
Kawachi
Ted States
Kakuichi Sugimoto
Sakai
Bugimeto
Victor Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Nickel
Sugimoto
United States
Iten- Tro Hayashi
Increased Soviet Penetration of Syria Forecast
Washington officials forecast that a newly concluded Soviet Syrian economic aid pact could triple or quadruple Soviet technicians in Syria. The $200 million aid deal links Syria's economy to the Soviet bloc, raising concerns Syria may become dependent on Moscow and its satellites.
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Washington
Syria
Rosa
Russia
Damascus
Mideast
Clean Getaway In Knoxville Basment Robbery
Burglars stole a clothes washer from Mrs. Thomas Stone in Knoxville, leaving behind the laundry. Police report the break in occurred last night after Stone entered the basement to load her automatic washer. The vehicle and other items were not mentioned in the initial report.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Thomas Stone
Child Hit by Car Is Released After Hospital Treatment
Police said seven year old Michael Haymaker from East North Avenue was treated for head injuries at Memorial Hospital and released after noon yesterday. He ran into the path of a southbound automobile driven by Mitchell Hetronimus of Berryville at the intersection of N Loudoun and Peyton Street. Hetronimus said he did not see the boy because of the other southbound vehicle. The incident occurred about 4 pm.
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Michael Haymaker
East North Ave
Memorial Hospital
N. Loudoun
Peyton &Js
Loudoun St
Uler
Mitchell Osborne
Hetronimus
Rt. 1
Berryville
Nora
W. L. Fogle
P. P. Dicks
Carrol Lee Criceeforth
Washington St
Dodge Ave
Miller
Hill
Woodland Ave
DIATRON Weight Loss Pledge Promises Money Back Guarantee
An ad touts DIATRON as a harmless weight loss product that curbs hunger without diet or exercise. It claims you can eat what you like yet lose weight and offers a money back guarantee if the first package fails, with a $3 price and return policy through a druggist.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Australia
Mossberg
Remington
Rice
Ali Ectice Acceerance
Stevens
Movdik
Winchester
Mas
Warner Liquid Solder
Warner Protecto
Joe's
Joe
Guents
Hoppes
PERMA
Laat
Mne
Zerone
Warner
Wark
Ste
Great Stores
N. Loudoun St
FORD
DE Soto
Une Future
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen Sr
Eeweey Serkan
Siam
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