RD’s Resolve to Achieve Before Year’s End
A brief note from RD expresses urgency to fulfill all personal goals. The speaker vows to push forward and accomplish what has been hoped for within the remaining time of the year. The tone is determined and focused on finishing tasks.
Senate Group Eyes Ford Stock Sale
Senator Jos eph C O Mahoney says Senate members fear Ford Motor Co stock sale terms give the public 60 percent voting power while the Ford family keeps 40 percent. A staff review of the prospectus is under way as O Mahoney plans legislation to end non voting stock and require at least one director for small holders. The Ford Foundation will hold 67 6 percent of stock non voting. public 20 3 percent. Ford family interests 12 1 percent.
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Hearings Planned on Sex Magazines in New York City
PLATTSBURGH January hearings will feature magazine publishers distributors and law enforcement officers. The Joint Legislative Committee on Obscene Literature will hear testimony January 5 and 6 in New York City chaired by Assemblyman James A Fitzpatrick who cites numerous sex magazines dominating newsstands as the central issue.
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Happy Thief Hits Grocery for $705
A smiling, stocky gunman robbed six people at a northwest Atlanta grocery store last night and escaped with $703 from two registers. Police say he matched descriptions of a suspect linked to three prior robberies in the area.
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Why Courts Protect Criminals In Modern Jurisprudence
Summarizes Reader's Digest style critique of legal safeguards that sometimes aid offenders. Notes examples of warrantless arrests in New Jersey and ambiguous drowning charges in Texas. Highlights a January issue proposing practical steps to curb hair splitting in law.
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Democrats Favor Adlai Stevenson as 1956 Nomination Hope
A large Democratic poll of 126 leaders shows Adlai Stevenson as the leading potential candidate for the 1956 nomination, with Kefauver Harriman and Lausche also receiving support. Some voters call the race a tossup, and several names surface as possible contenders, including Johnson Russell Symington Meyner Williams and others.
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