U.S. Crime Up 21 Percent in 1969 Says FBI Report
Washington based FBI data show serious crime in the United States rose by 21 percent in 1969, the smallest annual increase since 1965. The decade ended with a 133 percent rise in serious crime, led by street robbery and larceny, while violent offenses like murder and rape posted uneven gains and firearm use slowed.
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U S Jews Recruited to Fly Israeli Phantoms
United Press International reports Egypt accuses Israel of seeking American Jewish pilots to fly Phantoms used in raids on Cairo. Fighting rises across the Israeli Lebanese border with casualties as Lebanon says Israeli fire hits three villages. Al Ahram cites New York sources. Nixon may approve more Skyhawks and Phantoms. US and USSR reportedly agree to an arms embargo pending peace moves. State Department denies report.
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Plan proposes loan of subs to Formosa amid arms debate
Washington notes a House Armed Services Committee move approving a loan of three surplus vintage, conventionally powered submarines to Taiwan. The Nixon administration did not seek the subs and State and Defense (DoD) had no comment. The closed hearing revealed counsel Blandford pushed the idea to counter mainland Chinese anti-submarine forces, citing 7th Fleet ship retirements.
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Pal the Gare Telegram headline text unreliable
The Pal the Gare Telegram notes it is published each evening except Sunday with second class postage paid at Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates include 47.09 per month delivered by carrier and 311.00 per year by mail in Platte Boone Butler Colfax Merrick Nance Pate counties, 35.00 elsewhere. Messages to subscribers request prompt notice of address changes.
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Irish Ambassador Presents Credentials Amid Patrick’s Day Theme
William Warnock, the new Irish ambassador, presented credentials to President Nixon in Washington. The Waterford crystal and shamrocks on display were described by the Irish Embassy as a coincidence, tied to St Patrick’s Day traditions.
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Cambodia Talks Breakdown Over Withdrawals
Phnom Penh and Hanoi show no progress as Viet Cong and Hanoi officials refuse to discuss troop withdrawal from Cambodia. Diplomatic sources say Phnom Penh may cut ties. Cambodia suspends immediate 40,000 troop departure while pressing for guerrillas to leave soon.
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Rap Brown trial delayed another week in Bel Air
Rap Brown faces another week’s delay in his inciting riot and arson trial tied to a 1969 Cambridge speech. Judge Harry J. Dyer ordered Brown to appear next Tuesday for jury selection. a bench warrant will issue if he is not present. Brown’s attorney William Kunstler cited recent bombings and deaths as grounds for postponement.
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Lintons and Crooks Visit Uncle in Falls City
Shelby Mrs Don Linton and Ali and Mrs Keith Crook of Rising spent a day with Don Linton Sr. in Falls City before his return to Saskatchewan. Rex Brigham, patient at Behlen Hospital, is visited by Nicolas Slas’s Lincoln family. A group flies Columbus to La Pas for a weekend fishing trip. Lois Gossard visits Shelby Chapter Eastern Star at a luncheon. Jerome Gabriel and Kenneth Kuhnel family tour the Southeast and Bahamas after a dealer incentive trip.
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Crime stats show rise in murder in Omaha Lincoln 1969
UPI reports FBI figures for 1969 show murder or non negligent manslaughter rose in Omaha from 25 to 28 and in Lincoln from 1 to 3. Other crimes fluctuated. forcible rape, robbery, burglary, larceny, and auto theft totals are listed with 1968 comparisons for both cities.
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Boston Globe bans all cigarette advertising
The Boston Globe announced it will cease publication of all cigarette advertising citing medical evidence that smoking is hazardous to health. The decision appeared in a one paragraph box on page 1.
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