Justice Jackson cites gaps in criminal justice system
Supreme Court Justice Jackson said there is a startling discrepancy between crimes committed and crimes punished in the United States. He accepted the chairmanship of a Bar Association committee to study and improve administration of criminal justice, noting urban, organized crime and outdated methods. The study will require multiple bars to examine basic facts and propose remedies, with committee members named by Dallas Bar Association president Robert G. Stare. Members include Gordon Dean, W. Warren Olney, Edgar N. Eisenhower, and others.
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Britain names new envoy to Egypt amid crisis
Britain plans to replace the ambassador, sending Robert Hankey from Hungary to Cairo to oversee Egypt relations as British troops face evacuation demands. protests flare as students clash with police near dorms, with shots fired and the Suez crisis overshadowed by diplomatic shifts.
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High Paying City Engineering Job Opens Harbor Dept
The city offers a principal development engineer job in the Harbor Department paying 640 to 788 dollars monthly. Requirements include an engineering or geology degree and eight years petroleum engineering experience. Applicants must be 28 to 50. deadline May 29 with exam June 3 per Civil Service Board.
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Allies Seek Now or Never Basis in New Peace Plan
Allied headquarters advance a revised Korean truce proposal to be presented at Panmunjom next week with a now or never basis. The plan mirrors parts of the India option from last December’s UN General Assembly, proposing a post armistice conference to decide the fate of 46,500 unrepatriated prisoners if no agreement is reached within 30 days.
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Purge Hinted for Red China Labor Chief
Hong Kong report notes Li Li San, Red China's labor minister, vanishes from Communist press and radio causing speculation of a top leadership purge. No mention at All-China congress of trade unions. top hierarchy purges seen as possible but unconfirmed.
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