Ruling on Cranston Due After Election
In Sacramento a federal judge said he will rule after the June 7 primary on a suit seeking to compel State Controller Cranston to disclose files on appraisers connected to inheritance tax, with Cranston’s attorneys arguing the records are confidential and not in the public interest.
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Classified Help Lines Offer Daily Solutions
Thousands rely on local classified ads to solve daily needs from selling and renting to buying and hiring. Dial HE 2 6969 for quick listings and assistance across services and opportunities in the community.
Chicago School Chief in Surprise Stepdown
Chicago's school chief Willis, aged 64, plans to resign Aug 31 amid long running battles with civil rights groups over integration. The move clears the way for James F. Redmond of Syosset New York to become head of the Chicago Public Schools, giving Redmond a larger role in budget and policy.
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Three men cling to icebox after yacht sinks at sea
In a Gulf of Mexico incident, the Sea Lark sank near Dry Tortugas and Cape Marina spotted a makeshift raft built from a 4 by 6 foot icebox with three men aboard. Murphy and two others drifted for 43 days, subsisting on canned food and juice until rescue.
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USIA Official Dies In Washington At 58
Herbert P. McGushin aged 58, deputy director of the U.S. Information Agency, Office of Public Information, died Sunday in Washington. He served in the agency for years and held a key communications post.
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Alticear Hearing Capsule in Ear Aid Ad Note
An advertisement touts a tiny plastic covered capsule ear aid that fits deep in the ear and powers itself for clear sound. It claims suitability for light or heavy nerve losses and promises economical pricing from Home Hearing Aid Service at Locust Ave.
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