Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 151, Decatur, Adams County, 27 June 1957 — Page 6

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VIRGIL SMITH (reßtiawxl f>un> Pnar Otte) to “V. Wilson." Smith endorsed the checks with the signature Wilson" and cashed them at the State Bank of Milan between November. 1956, and April. 1957. the report said. "Governor George N. Craig as chief executive during the time of all the above mentioned irregularities . . . was in our opinion morally if not legally responsible for the acts and misconducts of the highway officials he selected.” the report said. "In all fairness to Governor Craig, this grand jury found no evidence that he imrticipated in any of the corrupt conduct." Bonds of SIB,OOO for Smith and $36,000 for Mogilner wece set. The indictments increased to 23 the number returned by the jury since it began investigating the highway scandals last April, a few days after newsj&pers broke stories of lush profits and questionable land buying for highway right-of-way. Other Cases Not Covered The jurors indicated there were other “irregularities" not covered in the indictments thus far. “We have found many other irregularities," the report said, "and acts of individual misconduct but feel there is insufficient evidence available to warrant indictments against other persons at this time " The report mentioned nine right-of-way transactions in Lake County "indicating possible criminal acts by two highway officials and three private citizens.” But it said evidence reached the jury too late for indictments. Tinder said it is the state’s position that the money Smith received from Mogilner was "given to influence the approval of certain heavy equipment contracts.” The report said Smith "in several instances” appeared to have "furnished friends and business i

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j associates from his home town of Milan with specific information tliat enabled them to purchase lands which they knew the State ■ j Highway Department would there- j after purchase in turn from ■ them." It mentioned a landing strip at Milan which the highway department bought during Smith s administration, "where neither air traffic nor highw.’.y commission business warranted such expenditure. ‘ Major League Leaders By UNITED PRESS National League Player & Club G. AB R. 11. Pct. Fondy, Pitts. 55 219 27 80 .365 Musial. St L. 63 252 39 89 .353 Hodges, Bkn. 61 234 35 79 .3381 Aaron, Milw. 67 283 53 95 .3361 Robinson, Cin. 65 268 51 90 .3361 American League Mantle, NY. 64 219 61 85 .388 Williams, Bos. 60 208 47 75 .361. Bovd, Balt. 63 206 C7 71 .345 i Fox. Chi. 64 251 39 83 . 331 : Skowron, N.Y. 61 237 37 77 .325 j Home Runs I National League— Aaron, Braves 20; Musial, Cards 16; Snider. Dodgers 15; Moon, Cards; Banks, Cubs; Mathews, Braves, all 14. ' American League— Man 11 tu. Yanks 21; Williams. Red Sox 19; Sievers, Senators 15; Zernial, Athletics 15; Maxwell, Tigers 14. Runs Batted In National League— Aaron, Brayes 56; Musial, Cards 54; Hoak. RCdlegs 47; Mays, Giants 44; Moryn, Cubs 42 American League— Sievers, Senators 53; Mantle. Yanks 51; Skowron, Yanks 50; Wertz, Indians 47; Colavito, Indians 42. Pitching Shantz. Yanks 9-1: Sanford, Phils 9-1; Schmidt, Cards 6-1; Trucks, Athletics 6-1; Buhl, | Braves 8-2; Bunning, Tigers 8-2.

Pay-See Television For Brooklyn Games WASHINGTON Wl — Television viewers may have to pay SI a game to watch the Dodgers in the near future, if the team remains in Brooklyn. Walter O'Malley, team president, told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday he 'had tentatively agreed to a deal with Skiatron. Inc., for pay-as-you-see television of the Dodger games. The “admission price" for each

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set owner probably would be $1 a game, said O'Malley, who added that the deal was not contingent on the team moving to the West Coast. In fact, the negotiations were conducted on one condition: That the Dodgers remain in Brooklyn. HOOVER RECALLED BY (ro.Yl.wrd fr.m P.K. O.e> brought in for advice and assignment by Dulles “on any problem as needed.”

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