Swift and Sure Punishment Urged To Curb Texas Crime Rise
Kerrville Texas UPI Speir Texas DPS Director Wilson E Speir told the 76th Texas Police Association conference swift and certain punishment is needed to slow a crime rate described as one major crime per minute. He warned about overemphasis on suspects' rights and urged balancing rights with societal protection while noting FBI data showing a 17 percent crime rise last year and that penal code revisions hinder 1973 to 1974 comparisons.
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UPI
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Wilson E. Speir
Speir
Texas Police Association
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Will Rogers Manuscripts Donated to Oklahoma Exhibit
The Rogers family donates about 1 million in manuscripts and personal items to Oklahoma, enhancing the state’s Will Rogers Memorial display in Claremore. The move accompanies creation of a new Will Rogers Memorial Revolving Fund and a seven member board led by Gov David Boren. The collection includes Rogers artifacts and gear found with his Alaskan crash, plus items valued at 400 000 in 1935.
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Claremore. Okla
UPI
Will Rogers
State of
Oklahoma
Raymond W Knight
Knight
Wall Rogers
David Boren
Rogers
Claremore
Boren
Bob Wedley
Commission
Robert W. Love
Memorial
Tulsa
Roy G Cartwright
David R. Milsten
Irving Fisher
Oklahoma City
Harry Hoagland
Will Rogers Jr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Wiley Post
Nora Edwards Dies at 77 in Randolph
Services for Nora Edwards 77 of Randolph were held at Cooper Sorrells Funeral chapel with Rev R L Cates officiating. Burial followed in Randolph cemetery. She died at Sunny Villa rest home Savoy after a short illness. She was a native of Fannin county and is survived by a daughter two sisters two brothers three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Jimmy Joe Baker J Lee Baker Woodrow Hayes Nelson Robinson and Claude Emerson.
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Cooper-Sorrells
R. L. Cates
Randolph Cemetery
White House Accused of Politics at Governors Conference
Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp charged the White House with blatant politics during the National Governors Conference as it debated energy policy. He said Republicans acted as a bloc with White House backing while former governor Shafer aided the effort.
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White House
New Orleans
API
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Raymond P. Shafer
Housing and Urban Development
Carla A. Hills
Kansas Governor Blames Congress Over Energy Policy
Kansas Governor Robert Bennett faults Congress and the President for the national energy crisis while signaling Kansas will aid a new fuel allocation plan. He warns higher prices or taxes harm the poor and traveling workers and urges cautious rationing with agricultural priority.
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New Orleans
UPD
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Congress
Ford
Bennett
GOP
Deaths Charlie Smith Services Friday
Charlie Smith 77 died June 11 1975 in a Shaman hospital after a brief illness. Services at Mullican Little Funeral Chapel Friday at 2 30 pm with Baptist ministers from Sherman officiating. Burial in Sun Nyside Cemetery.
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SAVOY
Charlie Smith
Mullican-Little Funeral Chapel
George Clinton
Gerald Watkins
Sherman
Sunnyside
Mr Smith
Hunt County
J. D. Smith
Jennie Lawrence
Ray Smth
Bells
Hazel Minnick
Ruth Moore
Mary Lou Harvey
Denton
Edna Faye Stevens
McKinney
W W. Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Pearl Rose
Lee Rose
Bellis
Edith Woodruff
No Evidence of Slaying Seen by Senator Tower
Senator John Tower says the CIA assassination report will cover plots but he has seen no evidence of any successful CIA political killing. He criticizes public release decisions and notes some material may be kept secret to protect agents and foreign partners. Tower also praises John Connally as a strong Republican figure and says he has talked with Connally about his political plans.
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Washington
UPS
John Tower
R-Tex
Senate Committee
CIA
Tower
U.S
Connally
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Saxe Trial in September Delayed by Case Backlog
Susan E. Saxe, former Brandeis honor student turned bank robber, faces murder charges tied to a 1970 Boston patrolman death. A September trial is unlikely due to Suffolk County backlog, per First Assistant District Attorney John T. Gaffney.
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Boston
UPI
Susan E. Saxe
Brandeis College
John T. Gaffney
Suffolk County
Ms. Saxe
Philadelphia
FBI
Walter
Racarian Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Notable line of humor columns features Phil Pastoret’s sharp quips on everyday events and bureaucratic conduct. A reader asks about a waiter arrested for speeding sparking debate on fairness and media framing.
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Phil Pastoret
Bank holdup foiled by Schroeder in Brighton Boston
Summary from the Brighton Boston area reports notes Schroeder attempted to foil a bank holdup in the Brighton section of Boston. Details on suspects or outcomes are sparse in the available text.
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