Dixon Yates Feud Renewed Ahead of SEC Hearings
The Dixon-Yates controversy flares again as the SEC readies hearings on their financing plan for an electric generating plant at West Memphis Arkansas. The case centers on a multi million dollar private power contract and new government scrutiny.
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Italy Presses hard to curb Reds with new anti subversive moves
Rome reports Premier Maria Scelba pushes a broad anti communist offensive with center party support. Cabinet vows to bar subversives from government roles and reduce communist financial power by limiting firms with trade monopolies beyond the Iron Curtain. Export import licenses may be denied to subversive firms.
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Savant Urges Controls on Radiation Regulation
Dr Loriston Taylor, chief of atomic and radiation physics for the Commerce Department, urged federal or state control of radiation to protect the public. He warned bureaucratic growth if agencies multiply but favored uniform nationwide regulation and noted California's adoption of a radiation protection code as satisfactory.
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National Committee On Radiation Protection
China Civilians Sentenced After Spying Trial
The Inde?ton and 28 others were given prison terms after a People's Daily News report said court convicted them of spying sabotage or attempting to escape to Formosa. The article mentions 13 civilians facing firing squad in Can Farmosa.
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Writ Frees 2 Prisoners MisID in Los Angeles Jails
A habeas corpus writ led to the release of John H. Jarnigan, 43, who faced a December 9 appearance in Burbank for a drunk driving charge. Jailers had also freed John H. Jernigan, 25, awaiting transfer to San Quentin for a robbery conviction, prompting deputies to search for the mistaken prisoner.
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