Brown to Move on Scandal Mags Beck Slips Into Capital
SACRAMENTO California Attorney General Edmund G Brown said his office will seek criminal indictments against publishers of several scandal magazines He made the remark after meeting State Senator Fred Kraft whose legislative committee is probing scandal magazines and private detectives tied to film stars Brown said he and the committee have enough evidence for criminal action and that action will be pursued promptly in state courts
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Beck to Attend Senate Hearing Amid Labor Rackets Probe
President Dave Beck faces intense scrutiny as he plans to testify before the Senate Rackets Committee about Teamsters finances. His attorney says Beck will be there at 10 AM, while questions linger over his personal records and possible testimony from figures like Shefferman. The Bremerton local endorses the probe, and prosecutors pursue broader extortion and pornography cases linked to the industry.
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Albanians’ Reported Attempted Uprising Unveiled In Tirana
Vienna based broadcast quoted by Moscow Radio said a population supported group planned an armed rebellion against Enver Hoxha’s regime. The effort, disclosed as recently active, involved arrests and the authorities thwarted the plot. exact date not provided.
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Solons OK Freeze law Corporate Taxes
The Senate Finance Committee voted to freeze corporate income tax rates and excise levies for 15 months to prevent $3 billion loss in revenue. Aimed at small business relief, the plan faced opposition as lawmakers debated a single purpose extension and potential tax cuts for small firms versus higher rates for larger corporations.
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Last Sunken Barriers Cleared From Suez Canal
Cairo reports the last obstacle in the Suez Channel has been removed clearing the way for up to 20,000 ton ships. U N Secretary General Hammarskjold met Nasser in Cairo amid hopes of an imminent canal accord with conditional access for future operations. Western diplomats remain skeptical while U.N. role as mediator continues and talks extend to broader Middle East issues.
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Arthritis Conquered by Dr Duncan Treatment Claim
A historic fragment notes an arthritis cure claim by Dr Duncan at 2415 E 7th St, Long Beach. It describes bodily normalizing effects from a treatment including joints, nerves, digestion, energy, sleep, and work desire with an exam and initial treatment listed by a doctor.
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