Suburbs Report Crime Rise Fueled by Growth and Apathy
An Associated Press survey shows suburbs accelerating crime due to population growth and weak police forces. FBI figures show 1965 suburb crime up 45 percent from nationwide trends, with increases in rape and robbery. Police chiefs cite understaffed departments, public indifference, and rising demand for services as key factors.
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James F. Corr
Lexington
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Boston
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Burbank
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Rex R. Andrews
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Police captain shocked by dog abuse case in Maryland
Capt Thomas S Smith of the Maryland State Police testified before a subcommittee on stronger laws against stolen dogs and cats and illegal interstate trafficking. He described raids on animal farms showing mistreated dogs, emaciated, chained and penned, and said investigators and scientists support tougher legislation. Witnesses urged rapid action as testimonies were limited to five minutes per person.
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Thomas S. Smith
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Survey on Watts causes shows unemployment and housing gaps
AP report outlines Census Bureau and task force findings in Los Angeles Watts study. It cites unemployment, low incomes, substandard housing, and high broken home rates as persistent patterns among Negro and Mexican-American communities, with declines in typical family income during a period of rising national earnings.
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Los An
Brimgeles
Census Bureau
Andrew F.negroes
Funeral Services Bureau
Filml and Greats Attend William Frawley's Rites
Television pal of Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball on I Love Lucy and of Fred MacMurray on My Three Sons, William Frawley, collapsed and died of a heart attack Thursday night.
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Fred MacMurray
Unreported Crime Study To Be Held
Washington with a national survey aims to measure the dark figure of unreported crimes. The President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice will launch a spring study to estimate crimes not recorded by police or in FBI reports.
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Donal Meehan
Tihambra
Calif
Los Angeles
John ©. Kenyon
Overland Park
Kan
Kansas City
Yonkers
New York City
Daniel F. McMahon
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Park Board
Washington
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
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National Crime Commission
FBI
Lloyd Obilin
Columbia University
Crime Commission
Voices defend teen morals amid rising promiscuity
New York psychiatrist Dr. Morton Eisenberg said promiscuity among today’s youths does not imply moral collapse. He spoke at the annual conference on sexual behavior and social ethics of the Child Study Association of America in New York.
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New York
UPI
Columbia University
Morton & Eisenberg
Child Study Association of America
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