Black Sheriff In Alabama Finds Hostility Waning
LUCIUS D. AMERSON, Alabama's only black sheriff, says white hostility has waned in Macon County since his 1967 election. He upholds color blind enforcement, noting resentment has lessened and cooperation with whites and other agencies has improved. He relies on a fee-based income, urging salaries for lawmen. Typhoon season warning notes 2,666 deaths and 120,000 houses destroyed in Formosa over 10 years, urging precautions between July and September.
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In Vientiane diplomats monitor Laos as military action strains neutrality. Western powers pressure Moscow and Hanoi to ease fighting while U S influence fades, risking Pathet Lao control of two thirds of the kingdom within a year amid Sino Soviet tensions and Indochina implications.
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