Americans less deadly in civil disorders than world average
The National Commission on Violence reports U.S. deaths in civil disorders in the 1960s were 1.1 per million, far below the world average of 238 and the European average of 2.4. It notes Americans' violence as a wartime era yet paradoxically stable, with most demonstrations as protest rather than rebellion.
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Anness Eyes 1970 Senate Race Hesitant Hartke Watch
Milford E. Anness of Columbus says he will monitor the 1970 Indiana U.S. Senate contest for Vance Hartke. He plans a trip to Eastern Europe next month to gauge public opinion in Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia the Soviet Union East and West Germany and Switzerland.
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Tennessee farmland and population rely on agriculture
About 75 percent of Tennessee land is in farms and an estimated 60 percent of the population is engaged in agriculture.
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Sparse Kansas Counties Drop Below Two People Per Square Mile
Counties in Kansas west of the 98th meridian have population densities under two persons per square mile. This sparsity characterizes rural areas across the western region.
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