Crime Commission Reports Strained Police Minority Relations
Washington reports the President's Crime Commission finds relations between police and minority groups at critically low levels. Impatience, frustration, and violence threaten urban peace, with racial slurs and misconduct harming trust. The study cites underpaid, poorly trained officers and calls for stronger internal discipline and better citizen complaint handling.
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Survivor Defends Plane Type After Otis AFB Crash
The sole survivor, First Lt. Joseph L. H. Guenet, says the EC121H Constellation is basically a sound aircraft after a Nantucket crash that killed 15 airmen. He described the recovery, rescue, and his 45 minutes in the water, while a House Armed Services subcommittee and a board of officers review the incident and a temporary suspension of EC121H operations is in effect at Otis Field.
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Island Pond
Nantucket Island
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Armed Services Committee
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S.C
Richard H. Ichord
D-Mo
William L. Dickinson
R-Ala
Ralph Marshall
Guenet
James B. Lyle
551St Airborne Early Warning Wing
Nantucket
Coast Guard
Morse predicts Johnson defeat in 1968 over Vietnam policy
Sen Wayne Morse, speaking in Boston, predicts President Johnson will lose re election if Vietnam war escalates. He urges multilateral talks to end the war and questions U S policy while noting dissent in the Senate yields few votes. Morse cites 20 billion plus budget for Vietnam operations and calls for renewed Geneva talks.
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Greece coup leaders claim save from Reds and Kept king in check
Athens UPI report quotes Col. Nicholas Makarezos saying the army acted without King Constantine to shield him from accusations and to protect Greece from communist violence. He vows Western alignment, economic reform, and a return to parliamentary rule once stable. In Burnley England, Richard Woodhead names estate streets after workers Singleton and Masterson, reflecting payback in housing.
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Burnley
England
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