United States academy proposed to train law enforcement officials
Washington agencies consider a federal law enforcement training center to train 1,400 recruits a year with a multi month program. The facility near Washington would be built on an Agriculture Department site in Beltsville Maryland. FBI declined participation and already runs its own school in Quantico Virginia.
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11000 Thai Troops Will Go To Vietnam
Washington reports about 11,000 Thai troops are to join allies in Vietnam. A state department briefing notes 5,500 to active service this month and 5,500 more later, bringing total Thai forces in theater to roughly 11,000.
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Strike Ends in Fort Wayne After Union Settlements
Fort Wayne Ind United Press list reports the final of six northeastern Indiana unions, including Bricklayers Local 2, settled contracts with Associated Building Contractors. Five other unions previously resolved disputes. Some strikers may return within hours. full rebuilding likely delayed until after the Fourth of July holiday.
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FDA weighs limits on antibiotics in meat and dairy
FDA officials alert that antibiotic residues in meat milk and eggs may be harmful even at small levels and propose regulatory amendments to curb antibiotic use in livestock. A 60 day extension for public comment runs to August 11 amid questions on defining a meat animal and timing for dosages.
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Security steps surround Shelby County Jail over Ray return
In Tennessee heightened security is being set around the Shelby County Jail and Criminal Courts complex in anticipation of James Earl Ray returning for trial. Dist. Atty Gen. Phil Canale noted a security door was installed to protect offices, while judges demanded rapid remodeling to improve security amid intense protection measures. Authorities declined to discuss specifics or timelines, citing safety and ongoing proceedings as reasons.
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France Expects Sharp Tourist Drop After Riots
The French Tourist Commission warns of a 15 to 20 percent decline in American vacationers this summer due to images from spring student labor protests. An American pulse-taker notes many travelers wait for Sunday's runoff results before planning visits, while Gailliot’s victory is seen as a sign of stability easing fears among potential tourists.
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