Police seek action against lenient San Francisco judges
The San Francisco Police Officers Association vows to file complaints with the State Commission on Judicial Qualifications, naming judges regarded as repeatedly lenient. A judge criticizes the move as separation of powers violation, while police may press for tougher judicial penalties or face defiance. Washington notes IRS scrutiny of Senator McGovern amid a 1965 auto trade details dispute and related revelations about coin machine profits in the Far East.
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Senate probes Sega kickbacks in Tokyo and Navy gifts
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee sends LaVern Duffy to Tokyo to probe Sega distributors amid claims of 500 percent profits and Army kickbacks. Hearings led by Abraham Ribicoff will review Crum testimony, Rosen defense, and related corporate entanglements.
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America in revolt and decay amid national turmoil
A sweeping critique describes a nation in upheaval driven by Vietnam inflation unemployment and social tensions. It cites Panics in industry unions and politics with references to Seattle unemployment New York Stock Exchange interventions GM strikes and Medicare impacts, concluding with a bleak view of social fragmentation and environmental neglect.
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Blue Bonnet Edges Rossbacher's Keglers in Nine-Game Start
In Corry on February 5 1951 the Blue Bonnet team led Rossbacher's Insurance Keglers by a 2647 to 2664 score in the first set of a nine game block at Bowl-Ayro Lanes. The piece also notes a Friendship Club gathering and a St Edward PTA Valentine party with a formal dinner menu.
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Competition Keeps Me Sharp Plaque Message From Tempe Businessman
In Tempe Arizona a local businessman gains insight from a wall plaque stating that competitors drive discipline and improvement. The plaque says competitors do more for him than friends, urging constant vigilance to protect his business and avoid laziness or incompetence.
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Hairdresser dialogue sparks comic spat in Corry
The Corry Evening Journal prints a playful sketch set in a New York hair salon. A tired client frets about budgeting and marital woes while sparring with Maurice the hairdresser in a flurry of jokes about language, liberation, and domestic life. The piece blends humor, cross talk, and city gossip with the paper's familiar community voice.
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