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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1968

Page

11

Educators Slated as Key Link in Combating Organized Crime

Illinois Crime Investigating Commission chief Charles Siragusa warns educators may unknowingly aid mob operations by not teaching crime law. He cites a Chicago program stressing law in an orderly society and urges nationwide emulation to fill the knowledge gap.

Illinois Crime Investigating Commission Chicago

Famine Threat Returns to Rhodesia Border Region

More than 200 African families in drought stricken south west Rhodesia face famine. Tswana speaking tribesmen in the Mpoengi Reserve near the Botswana border are worst hit. About 20 families have qualified for government famine relief so far as the drought cripples the corn crop.

Bulawayo Rhodesia Mpoengi Botswana

Tommy Sands Finds New Life in Hawaii After Hollywood

AP writer recalls Tommy Sands the ex husband of Nancy Sinatra returning to show business in Waikiki. He jokes about boots and reflects on his past while planning education at the University of Hawaii and a master’s degree. Sands moved to Hawaii in 1957 seeking warm, genuine relations and a fresh career path.

Honolulu Tommy Sands Singer Sands Nancy Sinatra Sands Dean Martin Sammy Davis Frank Sinatra Waikiki Hollywood Hawaii University of Hawaii New York

Bendix donation aids 42 Negro colleges with engineering gear

Bendix Corp launches a program to donate surplus equipment including oscilloscopes and drill presses worth about 250000 to 42 Negro colleges. The gifts aim to boost engineering programs and technical education for more than 65000 students based on need and potential use.

Detroit Bendix Corp

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