Elevated Mayhem as Chicago Transit Faces Wave of Robberies
Chicago police consider expanding patrols amid a surge in subway and bus crimes. A CTA bus driver was robbed of 70 dollars and a northbound L rider was beaten on the South Side as aldermen push for more guards and potential arming measures. Police note the strain on an already stretched force guarding the Loop and outlying centers.
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UPS
Jerry Thomas
Chicago Transportation Authority
South Side
John Welch
Seymour Simon
CTA
John Hoellen
Simon
Hoellen
West Side
Vegan Listed In College Who's Who At North Texas State
Robert Thom as Martin of Las Vegas is named to the 1968 69 Who's Who at North Texas State University. A senior French major in the College of Arts and Sciences he is to be featured in the 1969 Yucca. Martin belongs to Pi Delta Phi and Blue Key and is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Martin.
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Jay's Jewelers Buys Antique Jewelry and Gems
Jay's Jewelers at Commercial Shopping Center advertises top payment for antique jewelry precious gems metals and art objects. Call 735-3232 for buyers.
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O'Brien Expected to Remain Democratic National Chairman
President Humphrey indicated Lawrence F. O'Brien is likely to stay on as DNC chair. Sen. Mondale said O'Brien, Kennedy aide turned strategist, may have decided to remain to help pay party debts amid reform talks after the Chicago convention.
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Public officials face growth of government and costs
The piece criticizes ongoing consolidation and bloating of local government. It argues lawmakers must act to shrink waste and duplication before seeking more revenue, warning that officials will push for higher spending unless efficiency is achieved.
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Nixon Blew Liberal Support Says Ripon Society
The Ripon Society faulted President elect Nixon for courting the Wallace vote and alienating liberal groups. It urged Nixon to pursue reconciliation with the young, Black, urbanized and suburban liberals to build a broader base and avoid harming Republican chances in Congress. The Cambridge based group criticized Nixon for lukewarm support of racial integration and opposition to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Wallace
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Cambridge
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Senate
Sato Cabinets Respond to Student Unrest in Japan
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato named a new cabinet to tackle rising student protests and anti American sentiment. Kiichi Aichi becomes foreign minister with expertise on the United States while Takeo Fukada, Michita Sakata, and Noboru Saito take key posts. Sakata, 52, to lead amid growing turmoil and push for reforms.
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UPI
Eisaku Sato
Asia
Kiichi Aichi
United States
Takeo Fukada
Michita Sakata
Noboru Saito
Sakata
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