West Point for police proposed to curb urban crime
Lawyer Edward Bennett Williams urged creating a police West Point to attract college graduates and eliminate two man patrol cars to boost crime fight. He argued better communications and more patrols, plus reform of courts and narcotics treatment, to restore respect for police and speed up prosecutions. He cited heroin crime in metropolitan centers and called for faster jury processing and jury reform.
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Labor contracts near expirations across Bell system
A union spokesman outlined diverse contract expirations from April through August for Western Electric and Bell Telephone workers in multiple states and regions. He noted averages for women operators and clerks, central office switchmen pay, and the national average wage, while Williams argued for treating heroin addiction as a disease amid limited federal treatment centers in Lexington Kentucky and Fort Worth Texas.
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Protesters Dragged From U N Council Chamber
Demonstrators were escorted from the United Nations by five guards after a stairway removal. They were questioned and photographed at a UN security office before being handed to New York police in multiple cars. A warning call preceded the sit in, and prior incidents included gallery outbursts over Lumumba and a Che Guevara address.
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Drifters Ann man dies in gas furnace tragedy
In Enid Oklahoma clifford Nowak a young man died from suffocation after a gas furnace failed. Neighbors recall a driven but troubled youth who pursued a trucking dream. The family faced hardship. Nowak planned a first haul for King's Van & Storage, his truck nearly ready and valued at potential earnings of tens of thousands yearly.
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Turkish leaders press for early crisis solution
Turkish commanders including Gen Memduh Tagmac Gen Faruk Gurler Gen Muhsin Batur and Adm Celal Eyi Eaglu delivered an ultimatum to Demirel as the president met party leaders. A reformist coalition urged action while the main opposition urged democratic solutions and Demirel ordered ministries and provincial governors to proceed with maximum care in a caretaker government setup.
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Lawmaker Defends Vote Against School Bill
Roanoke Republican Del. Ray L. Garland says the quality education bill gives Richmond officials power over local schools via writs of mandamus. He warned that if many localities are drawn under the law, the General Assembly would repeal it and local taxes would suffer as local cooperation erodes. Local governments would be sidelined, Garland argued, as the measure centralizes control in Richmond.
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French municipal elections sweep across some 38000 towns
In France local races shape a mass turnout with about one in 55 voters likely to win a council seat. Mayors and council members are contested in 38,000 villages and towns, including 990 municipal seats in Paris though no single mayoral post is elected there. Notables and athletes seek office while a runoff will decide in towns without clear majorities.
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