House Votes On Rigging and Payola As Federal Crime
In Washington AP reports the House moved to make payola and the quiz show rigging a federal crime while pressing a broadcasting reform bill. The measure links payola to criminal penalties, expands FCC powers to suspend licenses and requires on air disclosure of paid content. The bill, tied to a separate Senate licensing measure, aims to curb industry abuses exposed by recent investigations.
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Parking Ticket Case Rebuffed by Supreme Court
Redlands California AP Los Angeles attorney Lione Richman fought a parking overtime ticket. The envelope offered a 50 cent quick fine but a 45 dollar penalty after 30 days. Richman refused and took the case to the U S Supreme Court which declined rehearing. The fine rose to five dollars and he claims legal costs have reached 290 dollars.
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Installation Of Masons In Goose Creek Lodge Set
Masonic installation ceremonies open to families and friends occur at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Goose Creek Masonic Lodge. George A. Massey will be installed as worshipful master of Goose Creek Lodge No. 1192 AF & AM, and Neal A. Alford will be inducted as installing master of Bays Lodge No. 1357 AF & AM. Other officers of Goose Creek Lodge include B. O. Bradley senior warden W. C. Staner junior warden F. C. Canant Jr. treasurer E. E. Waugh secretary Alvin Ward chaplain W. J. Harris tier J. S. Bishop senior deacon C. E. Starkey junior deacon Herman Collins senior stewards C. Brumley junior steward Bayt D. Kilough senior junior Ww. Lanford junior warden E. R. Weimer treasurer T. L. Prigmore secretary Co. Worley Jc chaplain E. L. McCullough senior deacon HL. T. Sherron Jr. junior deacon R. L. Williamson tiler P. A. Hinton senior steward C. H. Dawson junior steward Homer Alford will act as installing master and H. H. Hendrix marshal.
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W. C. Staner
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C. Brumley
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HL. T. Sherron Jr
R. L. Williamson
P. A. Hinton
C. H. Dawson
Homer Alford
H. H. Hendrix
Marshall
Foot Racers Must Stop To Pay Toll
Detroit AP reports the 10 mile International Freedom Festival foot race from Detroit to Windsor may require runners to pay tolls at the Ambassador Bridge. Canadians and Americans entered for July 3. officials say tolls must be paid on the line, even if a tunnel option was considered.
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114 Per Cent Reds In Czech Armed Forces
A Polish paper in Vienna reports that 74 percent of Czech Slovakia’s army officers belong to the Communist party. The panel calls the Czech forces the people’s army and notes the party dominance within the officer corps.
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One in a Million Bullet Kills Gopher and Child
Douglas Beane fired at a gopher in Lynwood, a bullet ricocheted through a wall and killed 4 year old Donna Sword. A coroner's jury saw no criminal liability after the man slaughter charge was dismissed by Superior Court Judge Evelle Younger. Beane spoke of the tragedy as a hard lesson as he raises his family.
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