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Drivers License Suspension Aimed At Clear Cases
The state's driver license sus
pension program aimed at drivers
Involved in serious personal In
jury or fatal accidents affects
only those cases in which "there
is clear-cut information of incom
petent, reckless or unlawful op-
, oration."
This explanation was made to-
' day by Secretary of State Earl T.
. Newbry who said many people ap
parently have "the erroneous
Idea that every driver Involved in
a serious mgnway crasn womu nc
susnended."
Newbry said such wide-scale ac
tion would De jmpossujw oeniuc
of inconclusive information in
many cases. . ' . .
The law authorises immediate
suspension. Newbry pointed out,
when the Department of State has
"reason to believe" that a par
ticular driver's incompetent, reck-
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or unlawful operation con
tributed to an accident in which
someone was seriously injured or
killed. The department's "reason
to believe" must be based on com
plete and reliable information be
fore it can take action, the sec
retary said.
Drivers who could expect sus
pension if involved in similar
crashes now that toe new program
is in effect are:, .
The driver who last October
passed with insufficient clearance
on a curve and killed one person;
the driver who was operating on
the wrong side of the road because
of inattention and killed two peo
ple; and the driver who combined
excessive speed and driving on
the wrong side of the road one
November night to kill three peo
ple and seriously injure four oth
ers. Host suspensions, Newbry said,
involve drivers convicted in court
of serious traffic violations and
others with records of reseated
accidents and convictions for va
rious traffic offense.
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CABINET RESHUFFLE Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced sweeping cabi
net reshuffle, indicating he will remain at helm until 1955 or 1956 despite predictions
of his retirement Selwyn Lloyd (left) rose from Minister of State in Foreign Office to
Supply Minister. Education Minister Florence Horsburgh (center) and Defense Minister
Earf Alexander (right) have resigned.
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Glendale Mayor Term Confuses
By MRS. O. .FOX
Glendale city officials who nom
inated candidates for the offices
of city recorden, treasurer, and
three city commissioners at a
meeting Sept. 27, did not nominate
a mayor, believing that the pres
ent mayor, Laoy Sparks, would
bold office for another two years.
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als re-checked city rulings and dis
covered that the mayor's office ac
tually will be vacant at the end ol
the current term two years in
stead of four years as they as
sumed. Election ballots just re
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to be changed or replaced as a
result of the oversight.
Lacy Sparks, Incumbent, is re
ported not willing to run again,
Accused Mayor Stripped
Of All City Powers
ERIE, Pa. Democratic May
or Thomas W. Flatley, charged
with accepting bribes from a gam
bling syndicate that netted 20 mil
lion dollars a year, has been strip
ped of his powers.
The City Council, made up of
Democrats, acted yesterday.
Fending final disposition of the
charges, Flatley will continue on
the city payroll, however. City Fi
nance Director George Brabender
was named acting mayor.
and Bob ProJfitt local insurance
man, announced nis miennon to
run for the 'position. ,
Proffitt, has been, until a few
days ago, living outside the city.
However, the Proffitt family has
moved into the. Bart Hicks place
on Sether Avenue and he is now
eligible for office.
Gen. De Castries Arrives
Unexpectedly In France
PARIS W Brig. Gen. Christian
de Castries, commander of the
fallen Indochinese fortress of Dien
Bien Phu, arrived unexpectedly in
France Tuesday for his second
"unofficial" visit home since be
ing freed from Communist cap
tivity. De Castries has never received
the official returning welcome as
leader of the men who fought the
last major battle in Indochina.
De Castries said he would be in
Paris for one week for consulta
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added that his work in Indochina
was "far from completed."
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