Looking Ahead By The World Staff Of The Associated Press
Washington Capitol observers discuss tax exemptions for educational and philanthropic entities and whether churches will keep operating-exemption status. Foreign car prospects include Britain's New York show and Volkswagen sales. Atlantic Treaty security costs may shift among 12 nations. A two-pants suit trend appears in retailing. Senator Tydings unveils secret investigations plan. Capitol Briefs note new ideas on atomic energy controls.
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KeFauver vows Senate floor push on crime probe
Len KeFauver of Tennessee says he will press the Senate floor about a nationwide crime inquiry after the Senate declined to consider his proposed committee. He reacts to Attorney General McGrath’s statement that no national crime czar exists and notes international reactions to U S actions. The piece spans looping crossfire on crime, international tension, and looming disasters as spring approaches.
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No Time. Seven Year-Old Driver Leads Police Patrol
In Longview Washington a police car spotted a jeep moving slowly along a residential street. The driver was a seven year-old boy who explained he was late for school and said he had seen the auto and had to hurry.
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Tial Street
Survey Signals Living Cost Rise May Return in South
ATLANTA AP survey shows a 1.29 cent rise in living essentials from February to March in Birmingham, indicating potential upward price pressure again. Other cities show mixed food price increases, with Atlanta and Savannah among higher gains, while year over year food costs remain below 1947 levels in several locations. The report notes mobile and New Orleans among notable declines, with overall living costs varying by city and category.
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