FOP Backing Long Hair Mustaches For Pittsburgh Cops
The Allegheny County Lodge 91 of the Fraternal Order of Police endorses lenient grooming rules after four Penn Hills officers were suspended for mustaches. President John Garrolo says the lodge will ask Police Chief Arnold to relax the ban and may sue to support the disciplined officers. Several members already wear mustaches sideburns or beards.
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Government says economy shows sport
Washington reporting a strong second quarter the Commerce Department says GNP grew 9.4 percent, profits rose, and inflation cooled to 1.8 percent. The gain matches the 9.4 percent surge seen in late 1965, with a $30.3 billion annual rate increase to $1.139 trillion and pretax profits at about $93.1 billion. The Nixon administration cautions sustaining this pace will be hard.
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Ex- bomb on El Al flight linked to two English girls
Audrey Wharton and Ruth Watkin, both of England, were seen outside Rome police headquarters after an explosion aboard an El Al jetliner carrying 149 passengers. Police traced the blast to a bomb hidden in a record player the two girls were shipping as a gift from two Arab boyfriends.
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El-Al Airlines
Surplus Smuggling Ripoff Costs U.S. Millions in Loss
Washington AP reports Sen. Abraham Ribicoff led three days of Senate hearings on losses from smuggled military surplus. He urged tighter controls on sale or disposal of surplus goods, citing thefts like 34 Nike Ajax rockets from a West German depot and widespread smuggling of weapons and parts. Officials admitted uncertainty about much excess war matériel.
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Fonda and Clark Criticized Over Viet Visits
Sen Lawton Chiles assails Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark for visiting North Vietnam. He says their remarks and public stance undermine Congress and hinder efforts to end the war, accusing Fonda of being used by Hanoi and Clark of denouncing the United States, harming public opinion.
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