Rackets Probe Probes Portland Vice Ties With Teamsters
Senate investigators question Nathan Zusman a Portland operator denying involvement in prostitution and asserts no fear of raids from Multnomah County District Attorney William Langley. hearings focus on Teamsters influences in Portland vice profits as witnesses link unions to racketeering.
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Court halts action in flogging case in Kershaw
Magistrate Rex Jones of Flat Rock says he has been served with a State Supreme Court order blocking further action in the Hutchins flogging case pending a show cause hearing next Monday. The four men charged with simple assault and two men previously charged with conspiracy saw the grand jury reduce the charges. Camden and local officials, including attorney Arthur Jones, are involved in the case. Hutchins, 52, says hooded men beat him on Dec 27 after an alleged pro integration remark on a roadside tire change. The four defendants are H. W. Fields, George D. Bigbee Jr., John W. McManus, and Steve B. Broadway.
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Steve B. Broadway
Measure Aims for Swift House Action on Middle East Resolution
The Senate version of President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution was seen as having a good chance of quick House passage and prompt advancement to the president for signature. Party leaders indicated support for swift action.
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Ohio
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Israel Beagins Pull Out and Gaza Moves
The House and Senate clash over a 200 million dollar military aid measure with Eisenhower backing. In Jerusalem, Ben-Gurion announces Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba while Parliament votes down motions and reaffirms rejecting the 1949 armistice as a basis for future Gaza status.
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Rights Dispute Delays Civil Rights Legislation Vote
Washington reports delay in House committee action on a civil rights bill as Republicans question votes and Senator Keating opposes extension. In the Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearings wrap up with Gov. James P. Coleman of Mississippi and Sen. Neuberger testifying. Coleman denies violence or rights violations in Mississippi and cautions against broad injunction powers for the attorney general.
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Compromise Changes Adopted on Highway Commission Bill
Raleighs legislative action reports that House and Senate committees adopted compromise amendments to reorganize the State Highway Commission. The plan cuts membership from 15 to 7 with geographic areas to assign commissioners who represent the whole state. Governors approval and highway commission backing were noted. A related measure discussed unmarked patrol cars but the Senate rejected a 20 percent limit. More on page five A.
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Ash Wednesday call to genuine repentance and humility
The message urges true humility over mere show, urging confession of hidden sins and a desire for authentic repentance. It emphasizes ashes as symbol of sin burned away and seeks joy in God’s forgiveness rather than self righteousness.
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Imagination Captured by a Girl’s Bedtime Costume
Lt It takes very little to Capture a man's imagination especially if a girl is wearing it ONEA test.
Ghana declares independence amid African pageantry in Accra
Ghana becomes a sovereign nation with Kwame Nkrumah as prime minister after midnight flag raising. Nixon, Eisenhower, and British officials attended the ceremonies as Ghana joins the British Commonwealth. Nkrumah calls for total liberation of colonial Africa while pledging a peaceful, democratic path.
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Syria agrees to repair pipelines after Israeli withdrawal
Syria permits repairs of IPC pipelines from Iraq through Syria to the coast and pumping of oil to Mediterranean ports following Israel's troop withdrawal from the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza Strip areas. The decision came after a 45 minute meeting with IPC director Suleiman Muddares and U S Ambassador James S Moose Jr. in Damascus.
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Chiropractor Injured in Bribe Case Witness Acid Attack
In Conroe Texas an unidentified assailant splashed acid on Dr E E McMeans Jr a key witness in an investigation of bribe charges against State Rep James E Cox. McMeans said the liquid burned his face but he escaped serious injury after using a flower shop faucet to wash the acid away. Police and investigators described the incident as a possible retaliation linked to the Cox probe.
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E. E. McMeans Jr
Cox
Texas
Johnnie Klevenhagen
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Floyd Steward
Ment of Public Safety
Lexington Native to Command Fort Bragg Post
Fayetteville Observer reports Maj. Gen. Robert Frederick Sink, a Lexington North Carolina native, will soon succeed Maj. Gen. Paul D. Adams as commanding general at Fort Bragg and XVIII Airborne Corps. Sink, born April 3, 1905, West Point graduate, former Ft. Campbell commander, is brother to Lexington Dispatch editors. He led the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment in World War II and later commanded the 7th Division in Korea.
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Carter Called Into Court Over Subpoena Fight
Pulitzer editor W Horace Carter was ordered to appear before Superior Judge George M. Fountain in Whiteville NC after resisting a Horry County grand jury subpoena. Carter was cited for not answering and offered to testify in June if postponement was granted. Three amusement operators testified as the jury began hearings into pressure on cafe and juke box operators by deputies.
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