Peronists Consider Special Session After La Prensa Report
In Buenos Aires on April 9 reports circulated that the Peron party planned a special session later this week to hear a report from Congress. The independent congressmen, muzzled during President Juan Peron's era, were the focus as the ruling majority moved to address the stalled legislative scene.
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FBI Chief Blasts College Codes Behind Game Fixes
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a Senate subcommittee that college ethical codes fail to stop basketball game fixing. He cited lax college officials and student gamblers, urging action as national concern grows over betting and “atrocious crimes” by youths in New York and Los Angeles.
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Mine Cave-in Victim Dead at Spruce Mine in Eyleth
Oliver Tren Mining Co reported Anton Korcha, 53, dead after a cave-in at the 564 foot level of the Spruce mine near EyLeth. Frank Putzel, 43, remained trapped as rescuers fought cramped spaces and debris with limited access, delaying clearance.
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California Legislature Faces Huge Budget Dilemma In 1952 Session
California lawmakers confront a near 1.01 billion dollar budget plus 50.5 million for schools, 33 million ongoing aid for the disabled, and 40 million in special appropriations as they rush to approve bills before the 120 day session ends. Disputes over building projects and crime bills frame a finance debate.
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Nudist Colonies in East Germany Placed Under Ban
Berlin dispatch reports hundreds of nudist clubs in East Germany were banned by the Communist government as sun worshippers sought warmer weather. The move limits nudism to Ruegen island and the Stralsund area on the Baltic coast.
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Ford Foundation to Tall Projects in Pasadena Dinner
President Paul G. Hoffman of the Ford Foundation announced in Pasadena that the charity will reveal April 2 the projects it will finance. He and his aides will make the announcement at a public dinner sponsored by the chamber of commerce.
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