New Techniques Shaping Riot Control Across Cities
President Johnson’s adviser Cyrus Vance notes lessons learned as UPI reports from Washington Chicago Baltimore Pittsburgh and other cities detail safer riot methods. Training planning and rapid mobilization aim for overwhelming presence with minimum gunfire. No shots fired in Washington to date. eight dead overall.
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Pittsburgh
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Newark
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The Childrens Television Workshop Run by Government Funded TV
A critic denounces the $8 million Childrens Television Workshop as a state backed effort to educate 4 and 5 year olds via 26 hour long programs over educational stations. The author questions its adequacy for impoverished families and calls for broader action beyond TV.
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Children’s Television Workshop
Television in Review of King's Death and TV Coverage
UPI reports television's weekend coverage of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's murder shaped white and black reactions, showing maturity and dignity amid some riots. The article notes network debates over ads during mourning and details police actions, looting, and funeral plans as Memphis King march proceeds.
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UPI
Martin Luther King
America
Dr. King
Kennedy
Cbs-Tv
Eric Sevareid
King
Memphis
Atlanta
Abc-Tv
Government TV Workshop sparks debate on education and control
The piece argues against government and foundation driven educational TV programs, urging learning as a tough process. It links to industry moves by NBC CBS Kellogg and warns against replacing active schooling with cartoons. It also reviews riot control readiness and police response improvements post Newark Detroit riots.
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Special Meeting of First National Bank of North Bennington Shareholders
Notice to holders of common stock of the bank of a special meeting at the Banking House in North Bennington Vermont on April 18 1968 at 10 00 A M to consider a 3000 share stock dividend changing par value from 100 to 20 and other amendments including authorized but unissued stock issuance of 350 000 capital debentures and election of two additional directors with any other business as may arise The meeting is limited to stockholders of record at the close of business on April 17 1968.
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First National Bank of
North Bennington
Banking House
Vermont
Board of Directors
Arthur E. Wickenden
Cashier
Sale of 1967 Camaro at bank auction in Vermont
The First National Bank of North Bennington offers a 1967 Hardtop Camaro Coupe with a 396 cubic inch engine and 4 speed transmission. Located at North Village Mobile Station, bids must be sealed and addressed to James V. Horrigan and opened Friday, April 12, 1968 at 3 p.m. Inspection daily 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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James V. Horrigan
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