Texan gun control debate cites subculture of violence
Texas officials and lawmakers push gun regulation amid deadly firearm tolls. The Texas Legislative Budget Board cites Dr. Marvin Wolfgang on subcultural violence and argues stronger controls could reduce firearm deaths. Rep. Joe Allen and Gov. Connally back bills restricting carrying weapons in bars and adding waiting periods and evaluations to keep weapons from vulnerable individuals. Massachusetts insured deaths noted in life policy payouts.
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Texas Legislative
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Marvin E. Wolfgang
University of Pennsylvania
South Korean General Says North Korean Psywar Members Active
Saigon General Chae Myung Shin, commander of the South Korean forces in Vietnam, reports North Korean psywar troops operating with Viet Cong in South Vietnam. A recent battlefield find near Nha Trang included eight enemy soldiers who were North Koreans, plus a Korean diary and Russian Korean dictionary. He notes North Korean propaganda leaflets and broadcasts have reached Korean troops, but no defections have occurred. Chae says propaganda aims to sway troops toward a coalition government in Paris, though the tactic has limited effect as fighting continues.
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Vietnam
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Korean White Horse Division
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Republic of Korea
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National Liberation Front
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Senator Hazlewood Urges Longer Texas Life Terms
Texas state Senator Grady Hazlewood urged Gov. Connally to allow a legislative bill to keep life-sentenced prisoners in prison at least 30 years. He attacked a Supreme Court decision on juror selection and warned of consequences, while saying he will push longer parole timelines if a special session is held.
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Texas
Alamo
Austin
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
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Hazlewood
Crawford “Martin
U.S. Supreme Court
Huntsville
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Supreme Court
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Agreement May Be Months Off At Paris Talks
UPI reports both the United States and North Vietnam express confidence in overcoming differences but warn it may take months to reach a compromise. Negotiations began May 13 at the International Conference Center near the Arch de Triomphe to halt U S bombing, with no tangible results yet.
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UPI
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Hanoi
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U.S
Vietnam
Kennedy Death Sparks Shock in South Korea
In Sequel South Korea a 53 year old office worker Lee Ki sok died of shock while reading a newspaper report on the death of Senator Robert F Kennedy, the Korean Herald said Saturday.
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South Korea
Film director debunks Columbus in new biography
Dmytryk, after five years research, questions Columbus's achievements calling him bungler con-man and wrong scientist. He argues the navigator miscalculated distance to Asia, sparked voyage that reached San Salvador, and portrays crew as largely lawful. The film stars Marcello Mastroianni and cites Columbus journals.
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