Law Enforcement Bill Faces Rising Costs and Tech Push
Editorial notes U.S. law enforcement spending neared 2.5 billion dollars last year. Experts expect costs to climb as cities adopt computer based information and electronic crime prevention systems. Prof. William Hewitt of Cybernetics Development foresees 65 to 85 percent of agencies embracing such tech soon. CDI aids agencies with training and organizational support across policing functions.
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William Hewitt
Cybernetics Development, Inc
Englewood
N.J
CDI
Polce
Man's World and Crime Pattern Shifts
A reflection notes that criticism targets wives who drive from the back seat while husbands cook from the dining room table. It discusses electronic law enforcement using a study of crime patterns by day and hour to predict where and when crimes may occur with an electronic auxiliary aiding police.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Broadcasters to Seek Liquor Ads If Cigarette Ban Hits
FCC edict banning cigarette commercials could cost the broadcasting industry about 225 million dollars annually. Some executives reportedly consider shifting to hard liquor ads despite existing voluntary codes. If tobacco revenue vanishes, networks may push deodorant or toothpaste spots as safer alternatives.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Health Bulletin
A Big Decision For The Military
Paul Harvey argues civilian leaders must decide when to fight while military use of decisive force aims to win quickly. He recalls Korea and Vietnam, warns against half measures and nuclear risks, and urges deterrence through willingness to win. He cites faith and warns against prolonging costly wars.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Korea
Vietnam
Asia
Defense
Melvin Laird
America
Congress
United States
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
Feature shows Baytown Sun staff roles and contact info with editors publishers and managers. Details include editorial ADVERTISING departments and Baytown mailing address, circulation rates, and post office classification citation.
Letter to the Editor prompts sympathy for overworked teachers
A Sun reader voices concern about teachers moonlighting for extra income. He questions who funds ongoing education and overtime duties while noting his own pension decline, a 2 percent raise, and the district’s average teacher salary of about 7192 annually. He suggests many face tougher finances than the teacher in question.
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the Sun
PTA
Humble
Old Nixon surfaces in Nixon era power plays
Washington dancers describe a revival of McCarthy era influence as Otto Otepka gains a $36000 post on the Subversive Activities Control Board and Roger Robb moves to the U S Court of Appeals. The piece notes Robb's high profile clients and the political maneuvering by Dirksen and LBJ plus Nixon backing shifts following Proxmire's push against the board.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Joe McCarthy
Otto Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Otepka
State Department
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Roger Robb
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Robb
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Admiral Strauss
Princeton
John F. Kennedy
Strauss
Senate
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Eisenhower
Richard Mack
Federal Communications Commissioner
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Frederick N. Howser
California
Johnson
LBJ
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Sen
Dodd
Court of Appeals
Barry Goldwater
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
Liberty Lobby
Dirksen
Abe Fortas
Activities Control Board
Grepka
Office of Security
Senate Internal Security Committee
Sen. Dodd
Rusk
Otto
William P. Rogers
Enrich Your Vocabulary WNEA Feature Page Puzzle
A word puzzle from the WNEA feature page presents Across and Down clues. The mixed list includes films, objects, places, and cultural terms such as a gilded bird in a gilded cage and various language, music, and geography references.
Tax tip on medical expenses and 1862 Shiloh battle
Tax tip states that medical expenses include hospitalization and health and accident insurance paid in 1968. One half of such insurance cost to cover medical expenses up to 150 dollars is deductible if itemizing deductions. April 7, 1862 battle of Shiloh ended in Union victory.
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Shiloh
Cross-ruff aids eight trump tricks in simple bridge example
A Manitowoc letter presents a straightforward cross-ruff hand. South in four spades wins the first club, then uses a drawn-trump sequence and alternating hearts and diamonds to execute eight trump tricks and three side aces, ending with an overtrick.
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Jim
Manitowoc
Wis
Oswald
Declarer
South
Hearts and Diamonds
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle asks what to bid after one heart response
In a standard auction with West opening and South holding AQ2 and West likely passive, respond with one heart. If partner rebids one spade after your one heart, you interpret as support and plan follow ups per partnership agreement.
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le Pass
Well Child Remissions for Hodgkin's Disease Discussed
In this health column Wayne G. Brandstadt, M D, explains that long remissions in Hodgkin's disease are increasingly possible through early X ray therapy and chemotherapy. He answers reader questions on lymphoma in children, the lack of a cure, how to discuss meat slaughter with kids, and guidance for a granddaughter with partial deafness requiring possible special schooling.
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