Hoover Warns of Summer Crime Rise for Law Enforcement
In his last message to officials FBI director J Edgar Hoover warned that summer brings higher crime risk due to intermixing crowds and students on leave. He cited June to August as peak crime months and noted hijacking extortion and civil disorders as possible threats.
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Hoover
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Russians to modify missile submarines for longer range
The Pentagon said Soviet missile submarines under construction will be modified to carry 62 Poseidon missiles with about 3000 kilometer range, larger hulls than Y class, and potential new subs or heavy modifications. The USSR plans 25 Y class subs. 62-boat missile allowance under the SALT pact. tests observed by the United States.
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Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedh Heen
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United States
Soviet Union
Friedheim
U.S
Five Year Term Given City Man
A Lubjeck man was sentenced Wednesday to five years in prison after jurors found him guilty of rape. Counselor Alfred Williams of Hub Homes also faces charges for raping the victim’s 2 year old daughter. Williams was found guilty as charged and received a five year term with credit for jail time. He is also charged with robbery by assault from hours earlier.
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Howard CC. Davison
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Western nations seek new talks on European security with Soviet input
Bonn reports that Western leaders and the Soviet Union plan a major conference on security and cooperation in Europe after World War I era structures. France remains cautious on troop reductions while NATO ministers press for a preparatory path to a broader meeting, with up to 55 nations likely to attend in Helsinki after the US election.
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Lubbockite Faces Fourth Charge
A Lubbock man, Felipe L. Garcia, 35, of 492 with Sr., faced a fourth drug sale charge after allegedly selling 820 amphetamine tablets to an undercover agent for 200 in marked bills. He remained jailed in lieu of bonds totaling 25,000. He previously faced three counts including two for amphetamine and benzedrine sales and one for marijuana.
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Iait
Felipe L. Garcia
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Permafrost Definition Cited by Enevel Britannica
Britannica reference Enevel defines permafrost as ground that remains at or below zero degrees Celsius for two consecutive years and covers more than a quarter of the earth’s surface.
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