Levi urges police trust and swift justice in national address
Attorney General Edward H. Levi told the FBI National Academy’s 100th graduation class that police serve social and administrative roles as well as crime fighting. He urged swift justice, warned of a slow system, and stressed that enforcement must spring from public trust and humane, fair lawfulness.
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Edward H. Levi
FBI National Academy
Levi
FBI
Law
Medicine
Ministry
America
Spring visits Washington in a whimsical press session
The piece portrays a personified Spring arriving in Washington and holding a playful news conference with Ron Nessen. It blends government, nature, and humor, jokingly forecasting gains in flowers and a lightened mood amid political strain.
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White House Rose Garden
Spring
Ron Nessen
Nunn Plan Aims to Weaken Bad Federal Judges
Washington reports on Senator Sam Nunn Georgia proposing a council on tenure of 14 federal judges with investigative power over all federal judges. The plan, approved in principle by the Judicial Conference, would remove by retirement for disability or serious misconduct, not direct removal.
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Washington
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Lady Bird Johnson Park
Kennedy Center
Capitol Hill
White House
Treasury
Interior Departments
President
Congress
Xerox
Magnolia
Senate
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Hatton W. Sumners
Nunn
A Council On
Judicial Conference of the
United States
Judicial Conference
Samuel Chase
Philip Kurland
Marth Zizkind
Burke Shartel
Raoul Berger
William Rehnquist
Judicial Commission
Council On Judicial Tenure
House Judiciary
Letters to the editor raise education goals and pestering issues
A Long Beach reader defends targeted public education funding from kindergarten through community college emphasizing reading and math outcomes and vocations. Other letters cite purse thefts affecting seniors, postal delays, and opposition to anti smog device mandates, urging practical policy and reliability in services.
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Long Beach Board of Education
Hughes Junior High
Community College
Long Beach
I. PT
Walt Murray
Marie Paul
March 19 purse snatch on Atlantic Avenue injures heart patient
At 4 p.m. a boy snatched a purse from a heart patient on Atlantic Avenue. She was thrown to the ground sustaining abrasions to her left side and right wrist while her glasses medications and $50 plus credit cards were taken. The victim will require time to heal.
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Atlantic Avenue
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Paramount
Blackfoot
Idaho
New York
Erma Warner
Common Sense
J. Thomas Bingham Lakewood
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