Soviet Theses Reveal Deep Paranoia Behind Lenin Centennial
The 13 000 word Central Committee Theses show Moscow's leadership engulfed by fear of internal and external enemies. It warns of Western subversion, calls for strict orthodoxy, and hints at limited reform while fearing shifts that could threaten party control.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Central Committee
West
United Front
Stalin
China
Politicians Eye Vote Rich Crime Issue
Washington AP report outlines bipartisan focus on crime and law enforcement legislation. Democrats credit Sen. McClellan for the bill while Republicans stress administration influence. Leaders pledge rapid action after January session start amid misgivings from Sens Kennedy and Hart on scope beyond organized crime.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic National Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Justice Department
Democratic Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Douglas County Gets Share of State Cigarette and Liquor Taxes
State treasurer Walter H. Peery reports Douglas County received 23133.71 from cigarette revenues for the quarter ending Nov 30 1969 and 7878.61 from liquor revenues for the quarter ending Dec 15 1969. Kansas totals show 1 172 839 11 in cigarette tax and 406 598 60 in liquor tax collected. Sedgwick County led in both categories. Johnson County was second. Douglas County ranked sixth in liquor taxes and eighth in cigarette revenues among 105 counties.
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Douglas County
Department of Revenue
Walter H. Peery
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Johnson County
Letters Urged To Help POWs
H Ross Perot, returning from a failed mission to air drop food to U S prisoners in North Vietnam, urged a national letter-writing campaign. He said he cannot do the task alone and asked supporters to write personal letters to him to demonstrate public support to pressure North Vietnam and the Soviet Union.
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Dallas, Tex
U.S
North Vietnam
Perot
Colleges Asked To Train Police
Washington AP The government awarded 10.7 million dollars in grants to 720 colleges and universities to educate policemen. The LEAA program aims to professionalize police, courts and corrections staff and totals 17.2 million this fiscal year with 6.5 million awarded last August. Charles Rogovin noted funds will finance studies by 65,000 people in 1970.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Homicides and Traffic Deaths in Kansas City, 1969
Kansas City police records show 115 people were killed in 1969 with guns used in 81 of the homicides. In the same period 99 people died in traffic accidents in the city.
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Kansas City
Salvage efforts halted on explosive laden ship Badger State
The Navy abandons salvage of the explosive packed freighter Badger State adrift 1500 miles northwest of Hawaii after a week long abandoning crew. Fourteen rescued and others presumed lost as cargo of bombs and rockets to Vietnam broke loose in heavy seas sparking yellow and orange flames near the aft section. The ship carries explosives equivalent to 2000 tons of TNT.
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Honolulu
Badger
Pacific
Hawaii
Vietnam
Navy
Abnaki
Badger State
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