Americans Fed Up With Crime Rally for Rizzo in Philadelphia
Column notes Philadelphia turnout in a mayoral primary and cites a citywide mood against crime. It recalls Rochester Boy Scouts aiding police under Operation SAFE and credits Frank Rizzo's police leadership with strong support in a high turnout race. It observes political opposition forming before November.
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Paul Harvey
Philadelphia
Scouts
Boy Scouts
American Friends Service Committee
Citizens Committee
FBI
Rizzo
A Fine Hour In The Senate By HOLMES ALEXANDER
The Mansfield Amendment sparks a dramatic Senate clash as John Stennis delivers a masterful rebuttal. The piece contrasts Mansfield Symington Ribicoff supporters with Stennis’s constitutional defense and notes growing sympathy for victims in crime cases.
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Senate
Mansfield
Stuart Symington
Abe Ribicoff
John Stennis
Armed Services
Stennis
Mississippi
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Symington
Ribicoff
New TEC Director Opposed to Pure Planning Fervor
California TEC names Dr. Julio L. Bortolazzo as new director. He endorses a master plan for post high school education and a 10 year TEC facilities plan, while favoring a management information system to forecast jobs. Critics caution against overreliance on plans and praise focus on program quality and cost controls.
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Julio L. Bortolazzo
California
Bortolazzo
TEC
Publishers Seek Hearings Over Postal Rate Hikes
Special Problem of Publishers Newspapers and magazines through national associations have instigated legal proceedings to obtain enlightenment on proposed mailing cost increases averaging 20 percent in mid May. The suit seeks a hearing on the proposed 142 percent jump in second class mail rates over five years and stresses prepaid subscriptions absorb any increases until prices or income adjust.
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U. S
Murder in Aiken Ends Three Lives at Bar
A late 19th or early 20th century murder in Aiken left three men dead after a dispute between two former friends. A mayor, a fellow from a fine family, and a Langley-connected brother were killed following a whiskey fueled confrontation at Schroader's Bar when a gun concealed in an overcoat pocket fired as the men faced down a drink before an arrest.
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Aiken
Langley
Schroader
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters for Publication
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed with a mailing address. Anonymous communications are not considered. Pen names are not permitted. Letters should be legible preferably typed and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. There is no subject matter limit.
What To Do About Those Rainy Days
A lighthearted column suggests humorous ways to cope with rainy days. It lists quirky, inventive ideas such as browsing a high school annual, learning Beethoven on the piano, burning old problems, and nudging readers to stay bright. It playfully contrasts brave and cowardly reactions to bad weather.
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New York
Editor Letters and Student Plea on Cheating
A high school student asks for help to resist cheating, urging confession to God and continual prayer during exams. A reader condemns fines for poverty and laments traffic fee hardships. Community member complains about missing Auxiliary Police at a church service and asks how to restore order.
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