Eisenhower Urges Constitutional Amendment to Restore Police Powers
Former President Eisenhower in a Reader's Digest piece appeals for a possible constitutional amendment to restore police powers, denounces race riots and campus protests, calls for tougher crime fighting and National Guard use if needed, and backs a ten million citizen effort to fund law and order.
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Brutality Or Stupidity Detroit Police Provocation Sparks Riot Tale
Detroit reports a riot zone scene as police in blue squad cars arrest a drunken man outside an ice cream parlor. A crowd of about 100 confronts rifle police, while onlookers fear further trouble as officers shout through bull horns.
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Riots Divide Democrats and Republicans in Congress
Congress faced sharp GOP Democrat splits over riots nationwide as leaders push for an inquiry into causes and possible agitators. Senate and House proposals seek a joint commission to probe disorder while Reagan and lawmakers urge public condemnation of Newark Detroit violence.
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Reagan Decries Riots and Urges Quiet Reform
Gov. Reagan and Greene discussed racial tensions amid 1965 unrest. Reagan condemned the rioting as deplorable and said his administration would crush riots if needed, while Greene criticized group representativeness. They agreed on addressing underlying educational and employment issues to reduce violence.
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Contempt And Sympathy World Reaction To Riots
International responses to Detroit riots mixed. Russia and Communist outlets condemned U.S. handling of integration while praising black power critics. European papers urged stronger U.S. action yet warned against extremist violence.
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Fremont Council Prepares for Long Budget And Infrastructure Session
Fremont and Newark councils face a lengthy meeting with 26 items including a public hearing on a 1.395 million dollar budget and a tax rate of 1.71 per 106 AV. The agenda covers street projects, the Cherry Street plan, the first street assessment district, Dumbarton freeway realignment talks, and proposals to modify the between city road and underpass plans. bonds on Mayhews Landing Road and subdivision work by Windsor Land Co and Brandon Enterprises loom over the session.
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