Whites uneasy on racial tactics in national survey
A Louis Harris survey finds 44 percent of whites feel uneasy about safety and potential racial violence, up from 43 percent in 1966, with metro areas most affected. Whites oppose open housing 3 to 2, while 82 percent disapprove of Negro demonstration tactics. Negroes remain militant about demands for equality.
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Midwest
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Theron
Noa Ris Caecennes
Sidiiveisens Sesesda
Shadeeanssens
Ois Sakkinkdesendass
EMRE
Sosevicedsines
Computers Seen to Give Quick Crime Information
Washington AP The presidential crime commission reports that computers could supply immediate data on wanted persons and stolen property, place officers at trouble spots, and analyze past crimes to aid solving new ones. The release accompanies other crime-fighting recommendations from science and technology task forces.
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Washington
Presidential Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
The
Commission
American Bar Association
Advisory Committee
Lutheran Proxy Calls Unity Plea Ill Advised
In Minneapolis the American Lutheran Church leader Dr Fredrik A Schiotz calls an Episcopal Bishop Myers sermon urging Christian unity under the Roman Catholic Pope ill advised He notes he has not heard Myers remarks or read the full sermon and would reserve comment until then
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Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
ALC
Episcopal
California
Fredrik A. Schiotz
C. Kilmer Myers
San Francisco
Myers
Dr. Schoitz
Manchester 18 corrections on second printing for Death of a President
Harper & Row reports 18 corrections for the 25000 copy second run of William Manchester's The Death of a President. Most fixes address typographical errors. one removal notes no major Kennedy aides present at Johnson's Dallas swearing in aboard Air Force One on Nov 22, 1963. Over 1 million copies sold since April 7 release.
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New York
William Manchester
Harper & Row
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
Manchester
Harper
Allied Trial Enters 12th Week With Kitzer on Stand
The Allied insurance case nears its end after 12 weeks of testimony. Phillip Kitzer Jr testified as prosecutors prepare cross examination of Magnusson and possibly Kitzer Sr. The trial follows 17 indictments tied to American Allied Insurance, once led by the Kitzer family.
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Allied Trial
Kitzer
Bismarck
N.D
Phillip Kitzer Jr
Patrick Foley
U.S
Cyrus E. Magnusson
Minnesota
Phillip Kitzer Sr
George Hurban
Anoka, Minn
American Allied Insurance Co
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Harris Survey
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3Rd Ave. NW
Task Force On Science and Technology
President S Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration and Justice
House
Republican Task Force On
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Jenneys
Midtown
Austin
Dad
Unity
St. Paul
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Kitzer Jr
Chicago
Miles Lord
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Lord
Miles
Towncraft
Banlon
Vycron
Super Value
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REP
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