Cahan Bids U S French Divided for Second on Soviet Problem
San Francisco report shows Charles H. Cahan Los Angeles bookmaker seeks reversal of a July 1955 conviction for robbery claiming evidence from a recording device violated eavesdropping laws and a prior ruling. Washington coverage notes US French split on handling Russia with Pineau and Dulles differing on trade aid and East West policy.
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Police Safety Groups Urge July 4 Traffic Crackdown
Chicago reports two traffic safety groups the National Safety Council and the International Assn of Chiefs of Police urged a nationwide crackdown to cut the July 4 holiday death toll. They proposed 30 hours of heightened enforcement from 6 p.m. July 3 to midnight July 4, including cancellation of days off for police, plainclothes and unmarked cars, concentrated patrols on major streets, radar use, and publicizing plans to gain driver cooperation.
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Liquor Tax Revenue Rises 40 Percent in April 1955
State Board of Equalization reports April liquor tax collections at 2,595,714, up 40 percent from April 1955. Distilled spirits yield 652,631. beer 2,284,619. wine 47,464. Tax program details and distribution figures noted.
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Jordan's New Chief Refuses Israel Pact
Amman announces a new government will not seek peace with Israel and will push for Arab alliance groups to isolate the Jewish state. Said Mufti vows to revisit the 1948 treaty with Britain and pursue returning refugees to former homes in Israel while aiming to end British subsidies with regional allies. The piece also notes unrelated U.S. labor and port control discussions involving Harry Bridges and a Senate subcommittee investigation.
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$100 Old Age Plan Sought in Colorado
Denver petitions circulate to place on November ballot a measure for a minimum 100 dollar old age pension and a hospital and medical program for pensioners.
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Denver
Rome Birth Tragedy: Tiny Quadruplets Die in Incubator
A Rome hospital reports the death of a newborn boy among a set of quadruplets born two days apart in fragile conditions. The infant weighed less than two pounds at birth. Doctors noted the surviving siblings, including two female babies, are in critical condition. The family name and full details are partially obscured in the report.
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