Congressional limits eyed on travel and expense abuses
A LA Times editorial argues that IRS style rules on business expenses should apply to all public officials including Congress members. It cites Lavish embassy funded trips by Clayton Powell and urges full disclosure of each congressman's expenses to curb misuse and gain public trust.
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Farr condemns F&G anchovy netting ban in anchovy draft plan
Senator Fred S. Farr of Carmel accuses the State Fish and Game Commission of indifference to commercial fishermen and pledges to push legislative control. He cites rejection of a limited use permit to process 15 000 anchovies for animal feed, blaming foreign competition and noting opposition from Southern California sportsmen and tour operators.
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Poland to Receive U S Farm Surplus
The United States announced a new sale of 51.6 million dollars in surplus farm products to Poland, boosting aid to the Communist country since 1957 to 5583 million. The package focuses on surplus wheat, cotton, and tobacco.
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Hoffa Challenges Bonding Pressure In Hoffa Hearing
Washington the latest clash between James Hoffa and the Justice Department over Teamsters bonding ended in a stalemate. Hoffa urged government pressure on bonding firms caused inability to bond union officials, claiming three firms terminated coverage totaling 700000 in premiums. The department denied hindering bonds and noted bonding was handled through Allen Dorfman, with officials declining to speculate on his connections.
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Car Salesman at GM Trial Tells of Loss
A Los Angeles observer testified in a government antitrust case that Chevrolet dealers halted sales through his discount house, costing him half his business. James Dupeie of Corona del Mar said he earned 13,100 dollars from one dealer in 1960 and 21,400 dollars from another, and after the dealerships stopped, he could not find other local supply.
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Bank employee 65 held for stealing 427000 in Selma
Edward Campbell a 65-year-old Selma bank employee was arraigned on a federal complaint for stealing 427000 over 35 years from Selma Nations Bank. He did not plead, waived to grand jury, failed to post bond, and was jailed. Campbell, longtime staffer since 1920, faced possible restitution as authorities investigated how funds vanished.
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Stalingrad Heroes Mark 20th Anniversary Celebration
In Volgograd, former Stalingrad, marshals and generals gathered to publicly mark the 20th anniversary of the victory. Speakers included Marshal Chuikov, Gen Rodimtsev, Marshal Yeremenko, and Sgt Jakov Pavlov, with Yeremenko noting his 50 years in service and Pavlov recalling the frontline house held by three soldiers during the siege.
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Stalingrad
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Transit Strike Ends With Philadelphia Pact
A tentative agreement to end Philadelphia's 1 day transit strike was reached in Harrisburg under Gov William Scranton oversight. Union leaders will vote on acceptance. PTC board has approved the accord.
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UPI
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ABA Maintains Courtroom TV Ban Amid Debate
The ABA Board of Governors voted to keep Canon 35 restrictions on courtroom broadcasts and photographs. A minority vows to challenge the rule at the next House of Delegates session. NAB's Collins criticizes the decision, citing confidence in the judiciary, while the study committee cites disruption and dignity concerns.
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Leroy Collins
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Wirtz Foresees Compulsory Arbitration in Labor Disputes
Secretary of Labor Wirtz warned that public opinion may demand compulsory arbitration if unions and employers fail to settle conflicts peacefully. He urged creative bargaining and strike-prevention measures, noting a likely move toward a nationwide strike ban if bargaining stalls persist.
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Air Force awards contract to Ryan Astronautical Co in San Diego
The Air Force has awarded contract 39920360 to Ryan Astronautical Co of San Diego for aerial target drones and related materials. Senator Clair Engle of California announced the news on Friday.
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D-Calif
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