Ex Official Acquitted of Murder in Phenix City Case
Ex prosecutor W Arch Ferrell was found not guilty of murdering A L Patterson after an 11 day trial in Birmingham. The trial also notes linked vote fraud charges and mentions Albert Fuller’s life sentence for a related conviction. Patterson’s son John Patterson later won the Democratic nomination for attorney general.
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Arch Ferrell
Phenix
A. L. Patterson
Ferrell
Patterson
Alabama
Phenix City Vice
Albert Fuller
Phenix City
Atty
Si Garrett
Galveston
Tex
Garrett
Trunette
Cecil Deagon
John Patterson
Ala
Austria Pact Progress Report From Vienna
Austrian spokesman says the Soviet Union yielded on two major points in the Austrian treaty talks. Talks between Soviet Ambassador Tyichev and Kremlin officials indicated withdrawal of American troops from Austria. Officials announced the likely withdrawal of occupation forces and raised questions on how evacuation will be executed.
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Aeves
Russia
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U.S. Army
Assembly Unit OKs Offshore Oil Bills
California Assembly Committee approved measures to open tidelands for offshore drilling from Newport Beach to Oceano with bans around Santa Barbara and nearby islands. The bills keep the royalty formula at 12 percent and allow the Lands Commission to lease and regulate platforms. Opposition from Hugh B. Martin cites premature approval and possible motives.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
State Lands Commission
Agenncy
Newport Beach
Oceana
Sant ‘Luis Obispo County
Santa Barbara
San Clemente
Santa Catalina Islands
San Luis Obispo
Sheil
Lands Commission
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Rufus, Putnam
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Shell
Hugh B. Martin
Shoreline Protective Assa
Atom Base Workers End Strike at Sandia Base
Twelve unions resumed work at Sandia Base ending a month long strike against the firm operating the atomic waste facility. No further details released as negotiations resume.
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Atom Base
Albuquerque
Sandia Base
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Tariff-Cutting Powers Granted by Senate to Ike
The Senate passed a tariff-cutting extension empowering the President to trim duties up to 50 percent on imports, with limits and conditions to curb harms to national security. The measure, sent to conference with the House, preserves 10 years of executive authority while adding a new escape clause and base-date changes to avoid double cuts. The bill aligns with trade concessions amid industrial labor negotiations and marks a major shift in wartime economic policy.
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Finance Committee
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Zele Ager
William F. Lever
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Denel
Wardlastenden
Tariff Commission
Albuquerque
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