Crime rate up 19 percent in large cities report shows
Washington AP reports a 19 percent rise in crime in cities over 250000 with increases across all categories. Robbery 32 percent, rape 17, murder 15, thefts 11, aggravated assault 16, burglary 16, auto thefts 22, and other offenses up nationally in the first nine months versus 1967. The National Planning Association and officials discuss goals and research for urban crime trends.
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Humphrey to Teach at Minnesota Colleges
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced Sunday he will return home to teach after leaving political duties. He will hold joint professorships at the University of Minnesota and Macalester College, earning 30 000 dollars for nine joint months, with 20 000 from each institution. He plans to retire from politics after 25 years to focus on teaching and learning in Minnesota.
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Youthful hikers survive blast of winter on Mt Granger
Twenty high school hikers and two teachers from Skenendowa High School were trapped on Mt Granger by a blizzard with winds to 50 mph. After sheltering in a lean-to and cutting wood with a machete, the group slept as frost bit their feet. Rescuers brought them down safely Sunday. two girls Janice Naylor and Virginia Morton suffered severe cold but recovered.
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