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June 11, 1957

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High Court Frees 2 Women Convicted At Military Trials; Convicted in Japan COURT REVERSES MILITARY TRIALS

By Luther A. Huston Special To the New York Times

US Sup Ct, 6-2, rules mil cts cannot try civilians accompanying armed forces overseas, reversing '56 ruling, Mrs D K Smith and Mrs E E Covert murder cases; orders both freed; Justices Frankfurter and Harlan, concurring, stress their opposition to mil trials in capital cases only; decision leaves unsettled cts-martial authority to try civilians for less than capital crimes

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EISENHOWER HAS A STOMACH UPSET; RECOVERY IS GOOD; Specialists Called to the White House

By W.h. Lawrence Special To the New York Times

Eisenhower confined to bed with 'mild stomach upset'; Drs Snyder, Heaton, Mattingly rept good recovery, do not link illness to previous ones; believe cause was something Pres failed to digest; Sec Dulles says he heard it was blueberry pie; Nixon comments; Maj Eisenhower and S Adams, both on vacation, not called; illness falls on day when Heaton gets medal for performing '56 ileitis operation on Pres; Brit press reaction; illus of Pres at previous night's ceremony

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Historical Context for June 11, 1957

In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people[†]