Flagrant Vice and Poor Administration Charged
Baltimore faces a police shakeup as Governor Tawes orders resignation of Police Commissioner Bernard Schmidt after a 600 page report blamed systemic vice, poor administration, and organized crime. The study, by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, urged reorganization and a new leadership to restore public trust.
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Baltimore
J Millard Tawes
Bernard S Hmidt
Char
Yice
Pear
Poli
Schmidt
Tait
O Field Service Division
International Association of Chiefs of Paher
Nicht Clib
Baltiemoreans
Iself
Maryland
Thomas Finan
Pay Exemption for Viet Nam Service Pay
Tax exempt status applies to pay earned by servicemen in Viet Nam and related allowances. The article lists veterans benefits including subsistence, insurance proceeds, bonuses, and state supplements. It notes grants for veterans with disabilities and other support programs.
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Viet Nam
Tech Professor Studies Child Learning Through Candy Block Tests
A Tech professor conducts learning experiments with children using a candy under blocks to observe approach and avoidance responses. The study tracks how quickly children learn, with researchers noting rapid mastery and implications for curriculum design and child motivation across age groups.
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Cross
Criss
Psychialoe Fy
Zite Teer
Ohio Sta University
University of Wisconsin
Tech
Donald Ashdown
Lubbock Day Care Association
Ani
Bomb Defused in Bremen After 21 Years
In Bremen Germany demolition crews defused a one ton World War II bomb dropped by American bombers. Police cordoned off the St Stephani residential area as the operation began and proceeded without incident.
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Bremen
Germany
UPD
St. Stephani
Disturbing Dallas Area Homicide and Fatal Accidents Reported
A string of tragedies includes a Dallas stabbing death of an unidentified woman, a Galveston dockworker killed in a rollover, a Flores man Gregory Hill identified in a hit and run, and multiple fatal vehicle accidents across North Texas with names such as Lonis Holmes and Phil Wade among the deceased. The incidents occurred Saturday and Sunday across cities including Dallas, Galveston, Stephenville, and Henderson County.
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Seawall
Lonis Holmes
Galveston
Tae
Stand
LaVernia
Gregory Hill
Flores
Clent Lae
Dallas
Pier Moore
Stephenville
Erneth Janes
Bar
Texas Panehea
Stinhandle
Dinny Trail
Henderson County Junior College
Terrell
Phil Wade
Fort Worth
Murphy and Teven Embrace Busy Early Work Life
The speaker describes intense schedules and long hours starting at 1am. They note fatigue but express readiness for the demanding routine and the excitement and gratification of the work.
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Teven
Russia Rejects U S Peace Bid in Vietnam War
Moscow denounces U S peace overture as seeking a stopgap while escalating air raids in South Vietnam. Kremlin aide Alexander Shelepin accuses Washington of not accepting the four point program and urges Hanoi to continue fighting. Chinese guidance echoes similar stance.
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North Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Alexander N. Shelepin
Kremlin
Publi
North Vietna
Hanoi
Amera
Buindos
South Viet m
Shelepin
Russi Communist Party
Canvda
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South
Thei
Nort Vi Nam
Sheregin
United
Sheepin
Mission Moscow
T Northy View Nin
Fo Prosiam
Red Ain
Johnson
Gestur
Pekin Peoples Daily
Par Central Committee
United Rites
Memorial Rites For Tech Coed Slated Tonight
Miss Wendy Warthen 21 of Dallas killed in a wreck near Lubbock that injured three others. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at White Rock Methodist Church Dallas with burial at Restland under Sparkman Funeral Home direction. Survivors include her parents and siblings. accident details involve Mrs M Heller Wilson and Edison Hallford Jr. also injured.
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Wendy Rhen
Texas
Dallas
Lubbock
University Building
19Th
Wilson Auto
Edison W. Hallford Jr
Tech
Hallford
Miss Warthen
Methodist Hospital
Wilson
Verdiet
Air Fovce Base
Flushing
N.Y
Wiesner Career at White House Caps Public School Debate
Scientist Wiesner served as Special Assistant for Science to President Kennedy and advised President Johnson after a 1961 White House start. He left last year to return to Watertown with his wife and four children, none in public schools, saying private education offered better learning and that the situation should not continue.
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Wiesner
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Watertown
Minister Asks Congregation To Say Vows Again
In Media Pennsylvania more than 100 parishioners at Christ Protestant Episcopal church rededicated their marriage vows in a non mass ceremony. The Rev William J Alberts urged a marital check up with new commandments to keep marriages intact.
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Media, Pa
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Media
William J Alberts
Oswald's Dallas Landlady Earline Roberts Dies
Mrs Earline Roberts landslady to Lee Harvey Oswald died in Dallas Sunday. A Woodbury Tennessee native, she ran the rooming house where Oswald lived before Kennedy's assassination. She one of few who spoke to Oswald after the shooting. Funeral services planned for today.
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Dallas
Earline Roberts
Lee Harsvey Oswald
Roberts
Woodbury
Tenn
Oswald
John_ Kennedy
Mussel Plague Threatens Britain Power Plants
London AP reports a mussel outbreak clogs seawater pipes feeding coastal power plants. The Electricity Board notes clusters swell in pipelines as they mature and detach, risking plant shutdowns. Biologists are invited to study behavior and settlement under varying conditions.
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London
Britain
Government Electricity Board
Robert Beauchamp
Imarine Biologists
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Murphy
Tech Coed
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