Minnesota Highway Patrol Expands Enforcement Tactics
Minnesota Highway Patrol announces two major policy changes to curb rising traffic accidents. Plain cars with no markings will crack down on violators, while 40 additional patrol cars shift from two man to single officer operation. The plan gains support from Earl M. Larimer, Gov. Anderson, and Highway Commissioner Hoffmann and takes effect over the July 4 weekend.
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Doerfer Confirmed to Seven-Year FCC Term
Washington The Senate confirmed John C. Doerfer of Wisconsin to a seven-year term on the Federal Communications Commission. The approval was by unanimous consent. Doerfer, former chairman of the Wisconsin Public Service Commission, remains on the commission to which he was appointed last year to fill an unexpired term ending Wednesday.
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Wisconsin
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City Student Keeps Perfect Year At Carnegie Tech
Terry Karl Sharp, Central High School graduate of the 1953 class and Westinghouse scholar, completed his first year at Carnegie Tech with a perfect four factor. He played in the Kiltie Band, served on the Dorm Council, joined Pershing Rifles, and was feature editor of the Technicle. He joined Tau Delta Phi, earned Scimitar Society honors, and acted as secretary. Sharp, one of ten U.S. Westinghouse scholarship recipients, also won the Gundersen Award and state honors in Wisconsin. At Central High, he led the Science Club, edited the yearbook, and performed in multiple bands and dramatic society. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sharp, 211 S 28th St.
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Chicago Official Resigns Over Bribe Accusation
Chicago sidewalk inspector Louis Wisler resigned after a Spooner Wisconsin man accused him of taking bribes to approve new sidewalks. State investigators said Robert Hawkins paid Wisler and other inspectors to obtain approvals.
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GOP Claims FHA Probe A Demo Scandal
Senator Maybank accuses Republicans of turning the Senate Banking Committee inquiry into a Democratic scandal over government housing programs. He cites windfall profits in insured loans and alleges bias against Democrats, while study covers housing abuses dating to postwar days and government insured repairs.
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