Knowland Urges Ban on U N Veto
Senator Knowland calls for a Security Council ban on the veto by any nation in international disputes. He says the USSR might walk out if veto rules change, arguing the UN could survive better without the Soviet Union and urging abstention as a possible charter provision. He cites past Korea and Hungary actions and notes U.S. aims to work through the UN to promote peace.
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11.5 Million Acres Enter Soil Bank
Government reports total 11.5 million acres put into the soil bank in exchange for about 241 million dollars in payments. Wheat leads with 10.8 million acres and near 199 million dollars in potential payments. Cotton, corn, tobacco and rice targets exist with a national goal of 20 to 25 million below allotments. Provisions allow signing through early March with drought areas needing rain for wheat prospects.
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Hubby Jailed in Triangle Slaying Case
SACRAMENTO, Willam Daily, 41, a Stockton mechanic, was charged Monday with killing his wife's alleged boyfriend. Daily surrendered to Sacramento County authorities after a shooting on U.S. 9 near Galt Sunday night. The victim was Pobbie Lee Davidson, a father of two from Stockton. Daily claimed self defense, saying the other man threatened him. Mrs. Virginia Dally reported the car incident and that marital strife spanned 17 years.
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Man Pleads Guilty in drunk driving of rented plane
Lester E. Trapeur, 41, pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless and drunken flying in a rented aircraft. He piloted a wild nighttime ride across two counties, landing at San Francisco International Airport without lights or radio and crossing the path of a Western Airlines jet about to depart. He told sheriff officers he did not know where he was and said he took off from San Jose.
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Are You Being Cheated by Installment Racketeers
A fragmented warning article warns readers about installment plans and the risk of being defrauded. It urges caution before signing credit agreements and highlights common deceptive practices.
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