Inquiry Into Union Funds Use Reveals Fraud Allegations
San Francisco Operating Engineers inquiry heard that minutes were altered to cover 25900 in union funds spent on land and profits from an aerial expedition. Patrick Clancy testified about a $120000 boat purchase and a $13000 airplane, with checks cashed in multiple cities to mask electioneering expenses for a 1956 interna tional officers campaign.
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Two TV Networks Seek Stop Pay TV Test Pause
Presidents of Columbia Broadcasting System and American Broadcasting-Paramount urge Congress to veto pay TV tests and direct the FCC to suspend applications after March 1 as they press for a settlement of the dispute. National Broadcasting Co. had previously proposed a similar step.
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Rogers Approved as Attorney General by Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee quickly approved William P. Rogers for attorney general. No Southern questions were raised about his view on President Eisenhower's use of federal troops for school integration at Little Rock. Rogers, 44, is the cabinet’s youngest member and serves pending full Senate confirmation after a recess appointment last fall.
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