Solons Polish Law on Death Penalty Ban
Sacramento lawmakers pushed a death penalty ban with a subcommittee to tighten parole rules and ensure criminals like Cary Chessman remain in prison. The Assembly Judiciary Committee debated, while four legislators studied amendments and the full panel planned further action next Monday.
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Georgia Mayor Runs North After Quitting Dalton
Clarence Green, 32, former mayor of Dalton, Georgia, left his town amid disillusion with small-town politics. He moved his family to Chicago, took a laboring job at International Paper Co., and said the council ruled the city while he was powerless. Green planned reforms but found changing the system nearly impossible.
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Army Holds Haiti President in Plot Amid Palace Arrest
Provisional President Franck Sylvain was reportedly detained by the Haitian army at the presidential palace as an alleged bomb plot was investigated. The army said Sylvain resigned. an informant said he attempted to flee in a car driven by his sister-in-law who was arrested. The army tightened control over Port au Prince as upheaval continued in Haiti.
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17 Year Old Admits Dope Theft In Burglary Case
A 17 year old boy admitted taking several hundred dollars worth of narcotics after police found drugs in the trunk of his car. He confessed to entering the Magnony Medical Center on Willow Street and a dental office on American Avenue by smashing windows. He was booked in the Juvenile Bureau for burglary and possession of narcotics and dangerous drugs. A 27 year old man was arrested for related loot.
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Iran police say three bandits slain in southeast region
TEMRAN Iran police report Tuesday that three members of the Dad Shah outlaw gang blamed for the slayings of three Americans were killed. Gendarmerie officials said officers found marijuana seeds and a shirt pocket showing ties to the case. Names cited include Kevin Car and Brewster Wilson with Anita Carroll noted in connection.
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Allen Raps Brown Role on Tideland Boundary Question
Assemblyman Allen told a committee the state could gain millions in additional oil royalties if boundary lines for the Long Beach tidelands were moved landward. He cited private occupiers like Southern California Edison and the Union Pacific Railroad and questioned ownership in the Alamitos Park strip and Seal Beach operations. The attorney general’s office said a ruling is forthcoming, while Brown’s staff denied delays and malfeasance, inviting scrutiny.
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Long Beach Teachers Probe Gifted Students in District
Long Beach educators face the challenge of identifying mentally gifted students in the public school system. Experts say gifted students may be bigger stronger and less boastful than peers. A three part Independent Press Telegram series by Bert Reanik begins Monday.
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Mother's Arms Mean Hurting Love Sandra Tors Tale
In New York Sandra Tors, aged nine, testified in Bronx Magistrates Court about brutal abuse by her mother Lydia, including burns from a hot radiator. Magistrate Mantinis ordered mental exams for Lydia and arranged for Sandra to be placed with her aunt Juanita Torres, noting Sandra's wish never to return home. The case follows prior alleged thefts and family turmoil, including the father’s death and Lydia’s remarriage with two children by the stepfather.
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Dulles Sees Cairo Move in 48 Hours
In Jerusalem Foreign Minister Meir urged Israel to stand firm on rights to free navigation in Suez and Gulf of Aqaba. Dulles said the United States would know within 24 to 48 hours whether Egypt intended to negotiate a canal operating plan. Egypt pressed for an Egyptian agency to run the canal and barred Israel from either waterway, while Israel vowed to use them and UN control of Gaza.
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Eden Ill He Flies to Boston for Treatment
Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, aged 58, suffering a gall bladder relapse and signs of bile duct trouble, left Wellington by air at New Zealand's expense for urgent medical care in the United States. He and Lady Eden boarded a New Zealand Air Force flying boat bound for Fiji before continuing to Boston for treatment at Lahey Clinic with Dr. Richard Cattell.
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Three Killed and 158 Hurt in Chilean Riot
In Santiago protests over fare hikes led to fierce clashes between students and police with steel helmets. Rioters looted and set fires citywide. at least three people died and about 158 were injured as a state of alarm was declared in the province after the government retreated on the fare decision.
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Aides Foresee Tax Cuts Next Year
Washington reports indicate White House officials hope Eisenhower’s budget cuts could enable a sizable tax reduction next year though the president holds peace goals above tax relief. Treasury’s Burgess and Brundage forecast possible cuts with Nixon and GOP women present, while Congress presses cuts to the education budget and labor welfare funds.
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