Homosexual Applies to Test PSP Hiring Policy
Mark Segal, 24, says he applied at Philadelphia state police barracks to test Gov Shapp’s policy banning sexual preference from hiring decisions. Police confirmed the application. PSP Commissioner Barger opposes admitting homosexuals, citing impacts on morale and performance. Segal calls the move a test and says he may be invited to take the test if he meets preliminary requirements.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mark Segal
Belmont
Shapp
James D. Barger
Segal
Barger
Tom Lyons
State Police
Lyons
Hershey
South Vietnam opens to diplomatic ties with United States
In Saigon at a victory celebration PRG official Nguyen Huu Tho said the Provisional Revolutionary Government will open diplomatic economic and cultural relations with all countries that respect Vietnam sovereignty and avoid internal interference The PRG demands U S recognition of its government and adherence to the 1973 Paris accord The United States pressed to leave Saigon after the embassy closure and looting and has not recognized the PRG The event honors Ho Chi Minh with flags displayed and a vast palace backdrop The PRG also announced takeover of U S offices and real estate in Saigon including embargo on new construction and mandatory approval of sales The piece notes top leaders Huynh Tan Phat and Madam Nguyen Thi Binh attended Mother of the Year award in New York mentioned separately
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United States
PRG
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Tan Phat
Madame Nguyn Thi Binh
Nguyen van Thien
Chi.Minh
North Vietnam
North Viet
Saigon
U.S
PRG Committee For Land and
Land and Houses Committee
Refugee Aid Delays Persist In Congress Vote Looms
Senate delays dim final approval for Indochinese refugee aid as House backing clears 105 million for immediate support and 507 million ceiling. Debates over agency creation and job housing aid extend timeline while 381-31 vote on authorization contrasts with House passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Land Fraud Wipes Out Widow's Life Savings in Florida
A 67 year old widow from Hialeah seeks daily odd jobs as a state led task force meets to coordinate strategy against a massive land fraud scheme. Officials say thousands invested in high interest notes secured by fake mortgages on Florida lots, with losses ranging from 350 million to 1 billion across 56 schemes.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Savngs
Elizabeth Butler
Hialeah
Florida
Butler
Lewis
Body Found in Auto at Police Garage
Buffalo police remove a decomposed body from the trunk of a stolen Buick parked in the police garage for over 30 hours. The victim, a Black man in a denim outfit, appeared shot in the forehead. The car was stolen May 2 from an Amherst man. fingerprints were to be checked.
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Homicide Bureau
Stanley W. Suszek
Buffalo Street
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