Senate plan to wind up by Aug. 1 faces FEPC fight
Senate leaders cut legislation to bare bones as they rush to end the session by August 1. Key issues include FEPC and civil rights bills stalled in a likely doomed effort. Truman’s proposed civil rights program and statehood for Hawaii and Alaska appear doomed in the rush.
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School Chiefs Hear Warren
Governor Earl Warren outlines five aims for California schools at the 12th annual School Executives Conference at UCLA. He cites curriculum development, equal opportunity, expanded adult education, conservation education, and use of community resources to augment school services.
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Indicted San Francisco Democrat in passport racket case
San Francisco July 6 A federal indictment charges Attorney George T Davis a prominent Democrat and James Roosevelt campaign manager in San Francisco with conspiracy to falsify birth certificates for seven Chinese in 1947 to obtain U S passports Chinese accomplice Lee Gim Keong faces similar counts The eight counts carry up to 40 years in prison and fines if convicted Davis plans to surrender posting 2500 bond asserting innocence He said politics are not involved and he disclosed all he knew to the grand jury
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Dr Hermann Sander Resumes Practice After Acquittal
Dr Hermann N Sander returns to rounds in Manchester New Hampshire after a six month closure over a murder charge in the death of cancer patient Abbie Borreto 59. A superior court jur y acquitted him last March and the medical board later revoked then restored his license. He limits to minor ailments until reinstated in the Hillsboro County Medical Society. County officials say the trial cost 14171 69 dollars.
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United Nations plans own police force amid Korea conflict
United Nations officials seek to build a strong UN police for Asia as Korea war continues. Secretary-General Trygve Lie and aides anticipate a longer campaign with MacArthur likely to remain supreme UN commander. Security Council to meet as United States, France, Britain and Norway discuss designating MacArthur and flying UN flags in the field. Russia boycotts the military staff committee. use of the UN flag in the Korean war zone would mark a first.
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Scouts Great Jamboree Nearing Close Tonight
Valley Forge Pa July 6 AP The Boy Scouts end their national jamboree tonight with about 47 000 boys and leaders ready to depart. One Scout Gordon Taylor 13 Rock Springs Texas died of poliomyelitis on arrival. No epidemic despite deaths and hospitalizations. World brotherhood ceremony ends the event with Chief Scout Executive Arthur A Schuck to speak. The jamboree closes with Auld Lang Syne as trains and buses begin departures.
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News Vendors Banned on County Roadways
Los Angeles July 6 WEI Newsboys will be forbidden to sell newspapers and other periodicals in areas regularly used by traffic in unincorporated Los Angeles County after Aug 4. The board of supervisors passed a controversial ordinance prohibiting street sales of publications except from safety zones and curbs. The board also asked county counsel to draft an evaluation of an amendment setting the minimum selling age at 12 years in unincorporated areas.
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World Citizens Hunger Strike Over Korea War
Five followers of Garry Davis began a 14 day hunger strike in Glen Gardner New Jersey protesting the Korean War. The group, part of a 19 member cooperative community that renounced American citizenship on June 22, pledged to fast except for water, following a snack of crackers and milk at midnight.
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Magician Foiled by Burglar In New York Heist
Milbourne Christopher, famed “magician of the year,” left $510 in a Chinese confetti bowl with a secret compartment. A burglar solved the trick, stealing the money before police identified Andrew Leone at 4318 Cortez Ave. Leone faced a warrant for not appearing in court over an $8.50 cab bill and was released on $50 bond.
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Little Rock Ballot To Include Negro Preacher Candidate
In Little Rock the Democratic ballot for the July 25 alderman race will include Rev. J. H. Gatlin after Federal Judge Thomen C. Trimble ordered the county Democratic committee to place his name on the ballot. The ruling sets a Arkansas precedent as Gatlin, a Black preacher, challenges the white candidate lineup. R. G. McDaniel, committee chairman, said the panel will comply.
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Village President Rebukes Governor in Trenton
In Trenton Michigan village leader Dr Gordon L Strohm criticizes Governor Glenner Williams for a July 4 convoy passing through at 70 miles per hour. He warns future escorts will be slowed to ensure safety for citizens and the governor and calls the ride a reckless demonstration. Williams has not commented.
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Police Know Who Attorney Is in Chicago Incident
A Chicago report describes Andrew Leone involved in a tense exchange at a station seeking information. Police reportedly know who the attorney is, with the event noted as a notable moment in the unfolding inquiry.
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Holdup Man Demands Only Two Dollars in Syracuse
In Syracuse New York on July 6 a holdup man accosted Miss Mary Zeigler as she walked home after dark. He demanded money and insisted on exactly two dollars. She offered three one dollar bills. the man took two and returned one bill, then fled. Police search the area for the suspect.
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Los Angeles Police Chief Worton Asked to Stay to Aug 15
The Los Angeles Police Commission approved the resignation of Acting Police Chief William A Worton, a former Marine Corps general. The panel asked Worton to remain until a permanent chief can be picked from a new Civil Service list expected by August 15.
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Long Beach Lifeguards Report Calm Surf and Coastal Stats
Sunrise at 5 48 p m Sunset 8 07 p m Moonrise 12 34 a m Moonset 1 45 p m Tides High 3 59 p m 3 1 ft 4 55 p m 4 7 ft Low 9 50 a m 1 6 ft Water 66 degrees Surf calm Coast and Geodetic Survey data credited Weather statistics for Wednesday.
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