Orchard Manor residents split on safety and progress
Orchard Manor residents describe police protection as variably adequate and disagree on whether conditions have improved since the 1971 shootings. They note speeding, loitering, and nightly risk, with calls for more patrols and a strict curfew as residents discuss safety for children and overall living conditions.
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Steven H. Kravitz
Orchard Manor
Dorothy Collins
Lippert St
Wanda Scott
Mill Ct
McGovern Gains Delegates Across Several States
Senator George McGovern increased delegate counts, winning 11 pledged delegates in five states and adding 41 more overall as uncommitted delegates and state party leaders backed rivals Wendell Ford Hubert H. Humphrey and others. Connecticut awards split with McGovern winning 15 of 38 delegates while remaining went to uncommitted or rival candidates.
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Los Angeles
George McGovern
McGovern
Debe Wendall Ford
Mugates
Mente Skie
Huberts
Connecticut
South
Nixon Leftist Tool At Center Of 1968 Delegates Race
A New York Times tally shows McGovern leading with 559.85 delegates, Wallace 324, Humphrey 311.85, Muskie 163.16, Jackson 39, Chisholm 18, Mills 1.55, with uncommitted 420.15 and favorite sons 55. The piece notes Oklahoma gains, district conventions in SEAL BEACH and Tulsa, and a right wing pamphlet accusing Nixon of a global conspiracy. It cites Gary Allen of John Birch Publications and mentions John Birch Society ties and funding questions.
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New York Times
McGovern
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Wilbur A. Mills
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mevern
Seal Beach
Calif
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Ae Dent Nixon
University Ofiteftist International
Republic
David Hall
Kentucky
John Birch Society
Gary Allen
John Birch Publications
John Birch
Pre
Proposal Aimed At Unclogging Courts Expected
Washington AP Henry M Jackson said he will introduce a bill to unclog courts and speed trials. It would authorize 750 million dollars in federal grants over three years, contingent on state and local action to assure trials within 60 days of arrest or charging. Funds from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration were planned to create new mechanisms to control criminal dockets and remove certain categories of crime like alcoholism from the criminal courts.
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Washington (Ap
Henry M. Jackson
Dewashe
Jackson
Law Enforcement Assistance
Adpee
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Mrs. Gannoe
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N.Y. Times Service
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