Socialite hoodlums and the fight against vandalism
A long Island coming-out party left a rented mansion wrecked by 100+ youths from prominent families. The father pursued charges, urging accountability across social lines. The piece argues for stricter laws and parent responsibility to curb juvenile vandalism and police risks.
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Senators Grill Nitze Two Hours Delays Vote
Former Navy Secretary Nitze faced sharp questioning from Senators led by Strom Thurmond over his views on disarmament and nuclear weapons. Nitze testified on strategic plans, warned against dismantling US forces, and discussed transferring control to the United Nations and potential shifts in force structure.
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Indict U S Engineer and Russian Spy Pairs
A Newark grand jury indicted US engineer Butenko 38 and Russian Igor Ivanov 33 on passing US defense secrets to the Soviet Union. They allegedly gave details on Strategic Air Command command and control tied to a Paramus, New Jersey defense contract.
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De Gaulle Considers Cancer Crusade Funding Plan
President De Gaulle signaled he would study a proposal from French leaders to fight cancer by trimming military budgets by half a percent in France, the United States, Britain and Russia. He informed Louis Armand of his stance and requested the Public Health Ministry to review the idea and act.
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Scots Vote Ott Home for Parliament Seat
London reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home sought a seat in the House of Commons as Labour captured the Luton by-election in Bedfordshire by 3,749 votes, while Kinross and Western Perthshire in Scotland awaited results with Douglas-Home expected to win. Deputy Labour leader George Brown hailed the victory and predicted a tighter Commons majority for the new government.
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