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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1957

Page

8

Senate Bill Aims to Guard FBI Files Rushed to Passage

The Senate moved toward swift passage of a measure to protect secret FBI files and limit indiscriminate rummaging. It would require disclosure of witness statements tied to testimony, enabling courts to order turnovers, dismiss indictments, or declare mistrials if the government fails to comply, with amendments contested by Dirksen and administration allies.

Washington FBI Senate Rep Keating Brownell O'Mahoney D-Wye House Rep. Celler D-Ny House Judiciary Committee Clinton Snion Jencks Supreme Court Ownell Jenckson Sen. Dirksen Dirksen Sen. Clark D-Pa Justice Department

Optometrists Earn Licenses in Arizona Board News

The Arizona State Board of Optometry announced that 11 candidates passed the annual licensing exam held July 12 to 15 at the Westward Ho Hotel in Phoenix. Dr. Arthur F. Woodrow named three successful applicants from the area: Calvin Rayle Frank Weiss of Tucson and George Carr of St. Davia.

Arizona State Board of Optometry Today Westward Ho Phoenix Arthur F. Woodrow Tucson Calvin Rayle Frank Weiss George Carr St . Davia

Fragmentary legal notice fragment on defense timetable

The text indicates the need to grant the defendant and his lawyers time to review the material provided. It reflects procedural steps in a case, emphasizing preparation and due process without detailing names dates or specific actions.

Postman Accused Of Taking Mail In New York Incident

A New York postman faces accusations of taking mail from a track route. Investigators say he left his postal vehicle at the post office and drove home, later recalling the missing items. Police woke him up to question the matter as officers investigate the incident.

Jim New York Ieee Polee

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