Katzenbach Launches Federal Crime Panel
Atty General Nicholas Katzenbach launched the Presidents Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice with a 19 member panel to study public safety police administration corruption in office and the criminal justice system. James Vorenberg named executive secretary overseeing the commission and its expert panels. The 18 month effort aims to produce ongoing findings and legislative proposals.
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Udall Urges Tapping Northeast Water Sources
Secretary Udall announced a Geological Survey summary showing waste in northeast water use and potential emergency supplies. Preliminary findings identify over 31 localities with adequate supplemental public water sources including Concord Claremont Greenville North Walpole New London Brockton Franklin Gardner Templeton and more.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Geological Survey
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Claremont
Greenville
New London
North Walpole
Massachusetts
Braintree
Brockton
Franklin
Gardner
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Templeton
Quincy Gets the Word On Sex Discrimination
Quincy officials report state Civil Service officials rejected a requisition for two male watchmen and four male electricians because specifying sex violated a new anti discrimination law. The posting will be revised to read watchman and electrician male or female.
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Quincy
Quincy, Mass
Kenneth Gardner
Gov Brown Uses Computer Study on California Crime
California Governor Edmund G. Brown explores aerospace help to curb crime and riots. Space General Corp conducts a systems analysis of delinquency focusing on the 14 to 29 age group, parole policies, and rehabilitation potential, aiming to cut the $600 million annual toll while assessing factors like family income and population density.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Aerospace
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Space General Corp
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Prisoon
Aerospace Industry
State Surveys Made Available To City Planners
Boston DPW Commissioner Francis W Sargent announces that extensive aerial photography and data compiled by the department will be available on request to civic planning groups statewide. The materials cover land use traffic zones transit studies highway systems and intersection turning movements. Local use can aid planning, with six regional areas and the statewide road inventory included, under the Federal Highway Acts of 1962 to qualify for federal funds after July 1 1965.
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Boston
Convicts Strike In Louisiana Ends Quietly
An overnight sitdown strike by 500 prisoners at Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola ended Friday with inmates returning to dormitories. Guards flushed out holdouts from the yard as state police backed by blue uniforms overran the area. Ringleaders were being identified after authorities began questioning inmates. The protest cited inmate guards as the issue, amid a Wednesday shooting of a prisoner trying to escape. Officials say civilian guards were unaffordable at the time.
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Angola
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Riot at Job Corps center injures many in Morganfield
About 50 Negro students rioted while waiting for the mess hall at the Job Corps center in Morganfield Kentucky injuring at least 10 people. Governor Breathitt sent 5 state troopers after federal clearance and FBI agents investigated an arson claim as the center faced earlier complaints of discrimination.
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Job Corps Center
Edward T. Breathitt
Charles Preston
Preston
Mess Hall
Mike Sculley
FBI
Breathitt
James Bassett
Dick Gregory
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gregory
Barriers of knowledge and solving violence challenge
The quote notes barriers in knowledge and systems design needed to meet missions once only wishful thinking. It argues that resolving America’s violence crisis would be a larger achievement than historic space feats like landing on the moon or Mars.
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Moon
Mars
Cape Kennedy trespassers fined after Titan 2 near miss
Two tourists from State College Pennsylvania were fined 100 dollars each and placed on six months probation for trespassing on government property at Cape Kennedy. Gary Young 22 and Theodore Ballenger 17 approached within 200 feet of a Titan 2 rocket, expressing surprise at the legal trouble. They criticized security at the cape, noting the launch clearance to 7,000 feet.
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State College
Gary Ralph Young
Theodore Lee Ballenger
U.S
Tom Henderson
Young
Cape
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Scientific sniffer to fight airline sabotage advances
Washington reports scientists near a breakthrough device that detects vapors from explosives. Illinois Technical Research Institute won a 176,962 dollar FAA contract to build a full scale prototype amid investigations into United Airlines jet crash over Lake Michigan with 30 deaths. Since 1933, 173 Americans have died in U.S. airline sabotage cases and 59 in bombed foreign planes.
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APS
Federal Aviation Agency
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Dlinois Technical Research Institute
Chicago
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
U.S
Maine Power Plans Dated By Atom Says Businessmen
The New England Council, citing technological advances in atomic power, said it is too late to invest in the Dickey Lincoln project in Maine. It urged alternatives that can supply generation more efficiently, noting atom plants paired with hydro storage offer lower costs and ample capacity for peak and firm demand. The businessmen warned the proposed project could reduce water reserves and limit multiple uses of the area during operation.
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