U.S. Grants 236 Million To Aid State Crime Programs
The Justice Department announces 236 million dollars in LEAA grants to states, cities and counties for crime-fighting in police, courts and corrections. California will receive 17.2 million, New York 16.4 million, with emphasis on aiding cities facing serious crime challenges.
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U S Plans to Keep Troops in Vietnam After Withdrawal
Secretary of State William P. Rogers outlined a two stage plan to shift U S forces in Vietnam from active combat to protective and logistical roles while maintaining about 200 000 troops in the country. He said a second stage would end combat duties but keep support forces as North Vietnamese actions and NATO ties shape the timetable.
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