Upgrading Policemen Is Everyone's Responsibility
An Iron Age editorial by Tom Campbell argues policing quality hinges on proper pay, training, and discipline. It cites low salaries, public prejudice, and graft as barriers, urging voters to fund modern police forces and civic support to curb lawlessness. Former NYPD Commissioner Mike Murphy notes a city gets the police it wants.
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New York
Mike Murphy
Engineers Move Into Top Corporate Roles
New York AP report notes rising use of engineers in leadership as firms seek technical expertise. It cites shares of top managers with tech backgrounds growing from 7 percent in 1950 to 36 percent by 1963, highlighting leaders like Michael L. Haider and J K Jamieson among others.
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New York
Paul Robbins
National Society of Professional Engineers
Pure Research
Michael L. Haider
Jersey Standard Oil
J.K. Jamieson
A.P. Fontaine
Bendix
Russell C. Taylor
Presi
RCA
General Dynamics
Phillips Petroleum
Carnation
Eastman Kodak
Associated Press
Isle of Wight
English Channel
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Japan
Korea
Alfred E. Smith
Central Pacific
Yap Island
Carolinas
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Eisenhower
Nixon
San Francisco
Lawrence Wien
Empire State Building
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
A 4 hour ultimatum to Yugoslavia rose as the U S prepared a showdown over free imprisoned airmen and a second indictment of a shot down plane near Marshal Tito's summer home. The Corry area saw pool funds, company investments, openings, and civic events amid postwar activity.
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Corry
Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Balkan
U. S
Marshall Tite
Watts Parade Marks Quiet Progress After Riots
Sargent Shriver visited Watts California to attend a community parade led by Jordan High School alumni. He observed fewer arrests and a self policing Community Alert Patrol. The event contrasted with past violence and highlighted local efforts to rebuild.
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Jordan High School Alumni Association
Jordan High School
Watts
Shriver
Congress
West Coast
Los Angeles
Watts progress noted after Shriver visit drives local efforts
A 1966 feature recalls Sargent Shriver visiting Watts during the Watts civil rights era, highlighting community initiatives like Teen-Posts Job Corps and local IBM training efforts. It notes the lack of a hospital and USC’s planned prefab facility opening next January, with Watts leaders eager to run it themselves.
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Shriver
Watts
Man named Jesus Christ emerges from Minnesota to claim faith
Jim Bishop reports on Carl Paul Goetting of Dakota Minnesota who calls himself Jesus Christ. The former farmer's son prays, seeks signs, and endures visions while raising 11 children and facing disbelief from family and public. He moved to La Crescent seeking divine guidance and contemplates suffering as proof.
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This Jesus
Carl Paul Goetting
Dakota
Minnesota
Jesus
Lucille
la Crescent
Carl
Jesus Christ
Cray
Common Causes and Addiction Risks of Gas and Substance Use
The text discusses gas after eating caused by swallowing air and certain foods, with high gas producers like cabbage and beans noted. It also links gas to rapid eating, crying infants, and lack of exercise, then shifts to addiction, describing addictive personalities and social factors, and notes alcohol and marijuana as stepping stones to harder drugs.
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