Grand Jury Says Investigation Slowed in Tax Scandals
A federal Grand Jury in St. Louis says its probe into tax scandals has strayed from the original path and warns that progress may halt if a recess is taken at the end of March. The jurors urge return of the earlier investigative staff to finish the inquiry.
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ST. Louis
George H.’Moore
Department of Justice
Moore
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Washington
Wyllys S. Newcomb
Newcomb
Olney
David Luce
Max Goldschein
Mayof
Matthew J. Connelly
TJ Lamar Caudle
Harry Schwimmer
Connelly
White House
Caudle
Justice Department
Schwimmer
Goldschein
Fred 2. Salomon
May Co
William M. Boyle Jr
Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Salomen
Lyle M. Alen
Sri
Florida
Four Firms Express Interest in Divide Tunnel Project
Denver reports that at least four firms have expressed considerable interest in constructing an auto toll tunnel through the Continental Divide. The disclosure came on Tuesday.
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Denver
Continental Divide
ROK Votes May 15 in Presidential Election
South Korea set May 15 as the presidential election date pitting Syngman Rhee against National Assemblyman P H Shinicky. Shinicky, 63, is a longtime rival who helped oppose Rhee since Japanese occupation days. Shinicky and Rhee are staunch anti Communists with observers predicting Rhee’s victory. The Democratic Party also named Chang Myun to contest the vice presidency. Rhee’s running mate is Assembly Chairman Lee Ki Poong. The president and vice president are elected separately.
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Syngman Rhee
Democratic Party
National
Rhee
Democrats
Chang ‘Myun
United States
New York
Manhattan College
Assembly
Lee Ki Poong
Water Row Keeps California Legislature In Session
Sacramento reports indicate lawmakers expect the water reorganization dispute to stretch the 1956 57 budget session into next week with no hard end date for the concurrent special session. Senate leaders anticipate returning after Easter to finish non budget business while pursuing a final budget between 1 752 491 179 and 1 174 783 296 with a possible 16 to 26 million above Knight’s request. Gov Knight favors Weinberger bill amid amendments and aims to centralize water authority in the department director’s plan. The measure to consolidate water agencies faces continued debate as Miller Jr signals changes to the bill.’
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Ben Hulse
R-El Centra
Assembly
Luther .H. Lincoln
Oakland
Lincoln
Gov. Knight
Bath
Jstate
Knight
Gov
Kright
Willer
Weinberger
George Miller Jr
Dartinez
Miller
Officer Finds Mother Dead in Snow Shoveling Incident
Radio Patrolman Herbert Haas was called to a front of a New York home to investigate a woman who collapsed with a heart attack while shoveling snow. He found Mrs Mary Haas, 67, dead. In California, Senate moves to aid state milk producers with measures to review cost features and possibly raise prices. The debate centers on the Miller plan and Weinberger bill, with opposition and support across parties. A water department reform proposal and a proposed water rights appeals board are also discussed, prompting sharp questions from lawmakers about the committee’s direction.
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Herbert Haas
Ais
Mary Haas
Senate
Sacramento Upa Resolu
Earl D. Desmond
James A. Cobey
Merced
Miller
Weinberger
Caspar Ww. Weinberger
San Francisco
Senate Finance ‘Committee
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Water Department
John A. Murdy
Huntington Beach
Water Committee
Sen- High Ponrelly
Turlack
Water Rights Appeals Board
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