Knowland says progress in halting shipyard suit
Senator Knowland reports some progress in delaying a subsidence lawsuit tied to the Wilmington Long Beach area and says more antisubsidence laws may be needed. He urges unitization plans be tested by the Justice Department before filing action and notes a 37 day Britain tour amid talks with officials on possible government action and new bills.
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Prober Invites Ike Aide Testimony on Alleged Influence
Rep. Oren Harris offered a standing invitation for Sherman Adams or any executive branch official to testify before his House subcommittee about possible improper influence on federal agencies. The inquiry targets Bernard Goldfine and related correspondence with the FTC and SEC, with next steps planned Monday and subpoenas possibly extending to a Goldline bookkeeper. A White House source suggested Adams may acknowledge hotel bill payments tied to Goldfine, while Adams himself is not expected to testify voluntarily.
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Calif Eyes U S Jobless Benefit Plan
California state employment officials said federal legislation extending jobless benefits is under study. It would likely be next week before they determine California’s impact. H W Stewart, director of employment, noted many implications must be studied.
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Police Orders Extra Guards for Japanese Prince Visit
Brazil police plan extra guards for Prince Takahito Mikasa on his upcoming Brazilian visit after receiving an anonymous tip of a possible assassination attempt during the celebrations. The precaution aims to ensure security for the Japanese prince amid local celebrations by Japanese stayers.
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Survey shows support for higher speed limit and stricter enforcement
In Sacramento a Senate survey finds 62.7 percent favor boosting the speed limit to 65 mph with more warning signs and tighter enforcement. A separate vote endorses stricter traffic-law enforcement by 84.2 percent amid 12.9 percent opposed. Drunk-driver testing support stands at 92.3 percent. final reports due for the 1959 Legislature. Crampton says hearings will be held statewide next fall.
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Editor pushes traffic law changes in European edition
New Stripes Editor notes support for lower highway speeds at night and stricter driver license exams. The report mentions patrols using unmarked cars and radar to enforce traffic laws, with emphasis on punishment for accidents. Nathan J. Margolin, 45, of Queens, is cited in the European edition.
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