Scandal Hits Air Force Academy Over Honor Code Breach
The Air Force Academy faces a new wave of honor code violations with 36 cadets resigning over cheating on examinations. The case follows a 1965 scandal that involved hundreds of cadets and prompted a study urging the retention of a strict honor system amid criticism of football’s influence.
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Strangler DeSalvo Escape Challenges Psychiatric Claims
The escape of Albert DeSalvo from Bridgewater State Hospital undermines testimony that a controlled environment would keep him ordinary. Once free, his history of 13 homicides in Boston area highlights risks to both his safety and public safety, suggesting tighter confinement is in the public interest.
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Johnson push for Social Security expansion fuels labor rallies
Editorial notes the House Ways and Means Committee begins examination of President Johnson's proposed Social Security expansion on March 1. Johnson seeks a 20 percent benefit increase funded partly by higher payroll taxes, signaling a shift toward welfare funding and raising the national debt as future obligations grow. The AFL-CIO plans mass education and rallies March 10 to April 2 in multiple cities to press for the change.
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Rivers the Security Risk Who Drinks and Judges
Washington column criticizes Rep. Mendel Rivers as a security risk despite chairing the House Armed Services Committee and CIA watchdog. It recounts witnesses’ accounts of Rivers’s drunken episodes overseas and at home, noting escorted flights, alcohol use, and the potential exposure of sensitive secrets.
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Paul Hardin Jr speaks at High Point Family Service Bureau meeting
The Rev Paul Hardin Jr former Methodist Bishop of South Carolina addressed the annual Family Service Bureau meeting in High Point urging communities to adapt to changed times while keeping local heartiness. The event at the YWCA drew Betsy Utley and included notes on new High Point schools and local development projects.
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