Pies Create Policy Bites At Downtown Police Station
Public Works officials face a crusty issue as Charlie Mills sells homemade pies to officers weekly at the downtown station. John Stein follows a contract that covers cafeteria rights but not door to door sales, and Mills lacks a kitchen license though he has a health card.
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Houston
Public Works Department
Charlie Mills
Mis
John Stein
Stein
Mills
Lillian Hall
Public Works
Bob Key
Health Department
Mrs. Hall
Man's Brain Still The Best Equipment
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as the best vehicle man has known. He jokes that memory outpaces time and travel, then ribbingly notes everyday quirks from midcentury life, from sewing mothers to glasses from Bohemia, tobacco-chewing riders, and fashion fads.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Czechoslovakia
Jean
Explorer Olympics Set Saturday At Roseland Park
The Explorer Olympics will be held Saturday at Roseland Park in the East Harris District. Eleven events will showcase explorer scouts in individual and team tasks from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Breakfast precedes the competition and awards are presented 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Events include log haul, chariot race, log saw, canoeing, canoe jousting, and more while George Ward chairs the planning committee and invites public attendance.
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Jimmy Martin
Explorer Post 562
George Ward
East Harris
Roseland Park
Ing
Baytown
Ward
Larry McCoy
Kirby Hadley
Ron Embry
E. K. Erwin
Crackdown Cuts Subway Crime Rate in New York
The Transit Authority credits Operation Crackdown with a 62.3 percent drop in major nighttime subway crime in its first year. Police say they are strained and seek nearly double the 2,722-member force, with 612 new officers added on March 15. The program began after the 1965 murder of Andrew Mormile, a case that spurred a citywide crackdown and extended patrols from 8 PM to 4 AM.
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New York (A
Transit Authority
Robert F. Wagner
Andrew Mormile
Brooklyn
Mormile
Texan Copilot Dies in Florida Plane Crash
A T28 prop plane from Hurlburt Field crashed in a wooded area near Egalin Reservation killing both crew members. Capt. Hubert L. Blake, 28, of Garland Texas, and pilot Dennis L. Anderson, 30, of Guernsey Wyoming, died during a dive bombing pass on a gunnery mission at Hurlburt Field.
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Eglein Air Force Base
Fla
Texas
Egalin
Hubert L. Blake
Garland
Dennis L. Anderson
Guernsey
Wyo
Hurlburt Field
Eglin
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