Hoover Commission urges tighter control of federal property
The Hoover Commission urged President Eisenhower and Congress to centralize supervision of federal real estate in the General Services Administration. It cited waste, idle space, and impact on local taxes, noting no up to date inventory and frequent noncompliance by agencies. It also highlighted the vast holdings and costs, comparing them to major national assets, and called for enforcement measures. In New Albany Indiana police arrested Dillard Collins on grand larceny and auto theft warrants after a traffic stop, finding a revolver and a stolen car.
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State officials debate chiropractors and illness certificates
Ally General Steers said chiropractors cannot issue illness certificates for state employees to gain paid time off, but the State Personnel Board could adopt a rule recognizing chiropractors' certificates. The issue stems from the 1955 Legislature enabling chiropractors to meet, while Steers previously limited optometrists’ price adverts and practice-related exemptions. This panel discusses whether to allow chiropractors’ certificates for state payrolls.
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Jimmy Gricket
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Lanza Rent Damage Assessed for Malibu Home
Santa Monica owners of a $200000 home rented to singer Marion Lanza allege premises were left in severe condition after lease ended on January 14. Norman Kuistr and spouse report debris filth desecration with holes bored in walls and widespread damage beyond ceilings. Mexico’s coastline note appears as unrelated text.
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Auto industry production and sales slump in mid year report
The industry faced distress selling in recent years as production efforts centered on orderly closeouts of current models. GM and Ford factories faced Memorial Day slowdowns while the retail division held 775,000 to 800,000 new cars awaiting sale. A possible price rise on 1956 models could spur a rush for on hand inventory, with price concessions typical on models due for replacement. Last week production reached 143,599 cars and 26,097 trucks. Through June 11 the 1955 totals stood at 3,444,811 cars and 565,015 trucks, versus 2,902,909 cars and 580,059 trucks in the 1954 period.
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Prisoner Found Dead in La Porte County Jail
Dan V. Allen, 33, carnival worker, detained on a drug charge, was found hanging in a La Porte County jail cell Monday. Authorities say the preliminary investigation is ongoing and no conscious state is confirmed.
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