Nation's Home Builders Face Fraud Accusations and Ring Ties
Police report two men from Hollywood, Richard Hansen and Gerald Brandt, tied to a three-state auto theft ring with forged registrations. The investigation links more than a dozen stolen cars across California, Arizona, and Texas, including seizures tied to a dealership payout. The National Association of Home Builders denounces sensational headlines linking the entire industry to a few alleged wrongdoers.
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Six States Seek to File Briefs on School Segregation
Six states ask the Supreme Court for permission to file briefs on how desegregation should proceed after the May ruling. Five southern states boycott the next round of arguments. Delaware and others may participate. deadlines and specifics outlined by Clerk Harold B. Willey.
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Opposition delays Oil Union merger at CIO convention
In St Louis on September 16 strong opposition to a merger of the CIO Oil Workers Union with the UGCCW postponed a vote. Some critics defy CIO President Walter Reuther who urged unity or risk withdrawal and loss of organizers. Backers aim to create a 200000 member combine to cover the largely unorganized chemical industry, with a vote hoped at the Cleveland convention in November.
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Committee Seeks Moral Standards for Senators Report
Washington September 16 A member of the censure committee said the group aims to include in its report on Sen Joseph R McCarthy a declaration of high moral standards for all senators. The unnamed source noted the statement would be separate from the charges of misconduct against McCarthy and outlined the idea of a code of behavior. The six member panel hopes to draft the main outlines this week with final form to come later possibly in October. The panel has been hearing the five major censure charges against McCarthy for nine days and will continue until the report is ready. The chairman, Arthur Watkins, urged continuing work toward a finished document.
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