Year of Judgment for Johnson Prompts Housing Talk in Chicago
Chicago Conference on Religion and Race says it will be easier for Negroes to obtain housing in the subtiPhe while national analyses from Washington assess Lyndon Johnson’s 1968 prospects. The piece notes public doubt over his wartime leadership and claims his communication has improved since a recent televised news conference.
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Computer May Break Up a Lot of Thefts
Washington AP report describes a government computer program within the National Crime Information Center to track stolen securities. Justice Department and Secret Service note losses run high, with bonds stolen valued around 20 million dollars. FBI expands data to include money orders. banks and police gain rapid checks on suspected stolen securities and ownership details.
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Quitting Harvard for St John’s College
Randy Runyon left Harvard as a planned senior to enroll as a freshman at St John’s College in Annapolis. Linda Carothers followed a similar path from the University of New Mexico to St John’s western campus in New Mexico. He seeks education over a degree, arguing college should prepare for life beyond professional training, despite financial challenges and loss of credits.
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Wanted Man Is Taken in Italy
In Sardinia AP reports Giuseppe Campanas, an 82 year old wanted for homicide with an 18000 dollar reward, was lured into a police trap on a rooftop Monday and surrendered without a shot. Police surrounded a village house after a tip. He attempted to flee via an attic but was blocked on the roof.
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Traffic deaths slip minorly in first 11 months of 1967
US traffic fatalities for January through November 1967 totaled 47,819, just 150 below the 1966 level as mileage rose from over 850 billion to more than 887 billion miles. Deaths per 100 million vehicle miles edged up to 5.4 from 5.6, with November 1967 yielding 4,700 fatalities versus 4,650 a year earlier. 1966 remains the record year with about 53,000 deaths.
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National Safety Counsell
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Mexico uses TV to boost secondary education
Mexico City AP reports the Education Ministry launching teleaulas to widen high school access. Broadcast daily 8 am to 12:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, grades 7 to 9. students may attend in supervised rooms or study at home. A 24 peso registration covers course books while exams advance students to higher education or technical schools.
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Ministry of Education
Teleaula
Win at Bridge Win at Bridge
South must locate the queen of clubs after a grand slam auction. The play hinges on diamond ruffs and two way finesses as East and West discard to reveal the queen. South will end with three clubs in each hand and face a final spade decision to guess the location of the last spade.
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Four Diamonds Bid After Partner Opens Unbalanced Hand
In a bridge problem from Vecard Senscag, West opens one no trump and sequence ends with South to act. You hold a long diamond suit and consider bidding four diamonds. Partner responds four hearts, leaving you to decide your next move.
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