Cops On The Take Drawn In Modern Police Corruption Debate
An exploration of police graft from street bribes to systemic payoffs. The Knapp Commission findings in New York raise questions about perjury, accountability, and reform. Analysts cite difficulties in discipline and union protection, urging self policing within the force.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Alni
Pressaven
New York City
Ju Tice
Knapp Commission
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Anoldest
Harlem
New York Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
International Conference of Police Associations
New York Civil Liberties Union
Martin Carsbus
Ayaen
New York
Garbus
Ad Long Ashe
Stoch
Quality Education Costs Rise While Outcomes Lag
B J Dwyer says public schools grew 78 percent in students over 14 years while public education employees rose 172 percent and expenditures climbed 189 percent. He cites Carnegie Commission findings that, despite higher spending, the system is no more effective than 15 years ago.
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B.J. Dwyer
The
National Asso
Carnegie Commissiors
New York
Uncle Sam
Uncle San
Fire Hazard Tale At Wits End Campout
A chaotic party ends in near disaster as a camper uses vast amounts of paper and tinder to start a fire. The narrator confronts Luk Stckey the Bear while guests flee smoke filled rooms and belongings burn.
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Eitire
Hames
Rombeck
Nalisense
Thadet
Hull
Wallace shifts role in national politics and race policy
Holmes Alexander argues George Wallace has evolved from a regional figure to a national force, pressuring both major parties on race and policy. He notes Wallace’s influence on, and limits within, a broader political landscape, praising his role as a watchdog maintaining party honesty amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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New Ghaige Wallace
Washington, D.C
Alabama
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
J Wenace
Alexander
Wallace
Nixon
Truman
Eisenhower
Peking
Moscow
Mc Nixon
Fas Wallaee
National Press Club
Ane
Congress
Trat
California
North
Stennis
D.miss
Paluy
Senate
Curtis le May
Paris
Ussr
Cuba
LeMay
Ted Kennedy
Harry Jackson
Mutti
Muith
McNaugh Syndicate, Inc
Greece turns to rebuilding under colonels government
In the postwar period Greece reorders its politics under a military regime led by Prime Minister George Papatoudis. The writer argues the regime stabilizes the country and strengthens democracy while resisting parliamentary corruption. He notes economic growth and U.S. ties as pivotal, urging support over interference.
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Greece
Athens
Acropolis
Ore
Agi
Ireck
Tulsy
Socaktid
George Padadepoutos
Europe
United States
Hayi
U.S
Asbert Lancaster
Japan
Bank of Greece
Troy
Tn Shor
Louisiana politics in flux as Edwards Johnston vie for Democratic nod
In Louisiana a turbulent Democratic primary pits Edwin Edwards and Bennett Johnston for the gubernatorial nomination amid regional and religious divides. Republican David Treen markets Real Change as factions threaten to cross party lines, with Edwards courting Cajun, Black, and labor support and Treen gaining traction in northern and Protestant suburbs.
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Edwin Edwards
Crowley
Bennett Johnston
Shreveport
David Treen
Ronoff
Lousiana
Ruston
Louisiana
Dixie
Jacques Villore
Henry Thibodaux
Pierre Derbigny
Armand Beavais
Jacques Digie
Andre Roman
Parishea
Eeclesiasticat Alls
Alexander O'Reilly
Charleston
Port Suter
Baton Rouge
Louisia
Senate
Russell Long
Allen Ellender
Houma
U.S
Lonsiana
Edwards
South
Treen
Hale Hopgs
U.S. House of Representatives
Louisiana Bible Bull
State Poli
We may lean about money the ward way
Alice Widener argues the dollar’s decline and a coming era of devaluation. She cites 1971 as a breakdown point, predicts a 1972 dollar devaluation and higher gold prices, and warns the US faces prolonged deficits and international financial strain as Europe and Japan reassess defense and trade.
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Japan
United States
Sasi
U.S
Nixon
Poisonous TV influence on children sparks reform talk
A Massachusetts based group Action for Children's Television urges the FTC to ban vitamin pill ads on kids shows and warns of dangers from overdose. Critics blame advertisements and trivial cartoons for shaping harmful consumer behavior in children.
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Reformers of Action For Children's Television
ACT
Massachusetts
Federal Trade Commission
Jay Arena
American Academy of Pediatrics
Arena
Monica
Barbie
Hanna-Barbera
Hollywood
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Anderson
Juwe Toner Scote
Bert &, Jackson
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Ie Nef Avollo Sla
Parobels
Vis Rorthy
Intana
Fx Merida
Padi
Sella
Herald
Herald Neweoame
Bie
Associated Press
Nvtipaper
Holmes Alexander
CMGI
Stee
Richard
Anthony Harrigan
John McKeithens
Jack Gremillion
Wade
Phillips
Alice Widener
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G. K. Chesterton
Hough
Kirk
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