Lion Tex to Florida in four month warm weather trip
A 325-pound lion named P-Tex aged five, arthritis hindered, will travel from a knotty pine den in the Porter home to Florida for four months. He will live in a 33-foot trailer with iron bars and bamboo separation, exercising in a 30-foot runway, as his owner Bobbyetta Porter and family relocate south.
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Pick Woman on Jury for Retrial of Jelke
In New York a woman juror, Annie Johnson, was seated as the fourth juror and first woman on the panel for the retrial of Minot M Mickey Jelke on charges of luring girls into life of vice. The selection began on Monday amid expected two to three days for a full panel.
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Knowland forecasts Senate rejection of $20 tax cut plan
Washington P I Se a Knowland predicted at the White House that the Senate will reject by a very substantial margin any proposal to cut income taxes $20 a person. He also forecast rejection of any compromise along those lines after discussions with GOP leaders and aides to President Eisenhower. The House has approved a bill reaching for a $20 cut with a provision tying it to continuance of corporation and excise taxes after April 7.
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Seek to Make Escape From Jail a Felony
Sacramento County Sheriff Don Cox told the Assembly Jail Committee that escapes rose to 174 last year. The committee approved a bill making jail escapes a felony even without force or violence, carrying up to five years in prison for conviction.
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