Israel Rebukes Dulles on Arms Policy in Parliament
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett told the Knesset that U S Secretary of State Dulles had issued a disap pointing and alarming statement. He warned that treating it as U S policy would abandon Israel to its fate while stressing Israel’s need for Western arms to deter aggression and maintain security. Sharett criticized linking arms to peace and urged a timely U S decision.
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Ex-Policeman Acquitted of Dope Charge
Ex police officer Lester M Friday of Santa Monica was acquitted by Superior Judge Stanley Mosk of possessing narcotics. The judge ruled evidence showed Friday received 11 marijuana cigarettes and some heroin while on duty more than two years ago and that he did not use them unlawfully though negligent in not turning them over for confiscation. Friday had pleaded guilty last week to a burglary case in which former officer Elmer J Balsters was convicted.
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Six Thousand Pay Up Traffic Tickets by Deadline
New York motorists rushed to settle fines before the midnight amnesty deadline set by Chief Magistrate John Murtagh. About 6,000 paid old tickets and 3,000 paid current violations, with officials noting roughly $750,000 in fines collected during the six week program.
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CTA Submits Bid to Hike Teacher Pay
The California Teachers Assn submits a four point plan to raise teacher salaries. It urges boards to set schedules with maximum pay at least double beginners, create revenue plans if needed, involve teachers in shaping salary policy, and avoid housing building capital expenditures ahead of pay. The CTA says teacher pay lags behind wages in business and industry.
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Supreme Court backs exclusion rule policing threat
In a San Francisco report the State Supreme Court links police activities to a social menace, arguing that evidence obtained under questionable searches may be barred. Assistant Atty. Gen. Linn notes the Cahan ruling aligns with Federal rules and warns police state risks while reflecting on the Magna Charta of the Criminal. The piece notes Pope Pius XII's 80th birthday and 17th anniversary of his coronation as context.
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Judicial rule of evidence to curb enforcement officers
Courts consider imposing a new rule of evidence to indirectly punish law enforcement officers. The proposal argues branches neglecting constitutional duties justify tighter judicial oversight and potential sanctions through evidentiary standards.
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