Probe of Job Corps Incident Prompts City Council Inquiry
Charleston council police committee to investigate if Police Chief Dallas Bias whitewashed last week incident at the Job Corps Center. Meeting set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at city hall to determine if law was applied equally to the girls involved and to scrutinize police conduct at the center.
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Pleas Court Opens Term On Tuesday
The June term of Common Pleas Court opens Tuesday with Judge Dennis R. Knapp calling the Division I docket for trials. Judge William H. Belcher will call the Division II docket on Wednesday. Jurors are not to report until July 5, and both judges will hold pretrial conferences during the interim.
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Dennis R. Knapp
Division I
William H. Belcher
Cong Area Evacuation Progressing
Washington reports the civilian pacification program in South Vietnam is expanding with about 20 000 refugees leaving Viet Cong areas monthly. Deputy Ambassador Porter said progress is driving Viet Cong operations into decline and aims to place 60 percent government control by year end, despite northern political setbacks. Pacification teams are deployed to secure villages and aid agriculture health and education.
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South Viet Nam
William J. Porter
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