Dallas County crime plan urges trial priority for repeat offenders
Dallas County Crime Commission president John McKee proposes a seven point plan to curb crime by giving repeat offenders priority in trial settings. He cites crowded courts and new statutes likely to worsen delays, noting many criminals stay free on bail long enough to reoffend.
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Dallas County Crime Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
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Texas 36Th Division
Italy
Fred L. Walker
Rome
Two Admirals Escape Heavy Hand
The resignations of Rear Admirals William A. Brockett and Charles A. Curtze highlight ongoing U S military leadership disputes over naval shipbuilding and yard closures. The piece notes prior resignations by MacArthur Taylor Rickover LeMay and comments on McNamara's civilian control and budget overruns amid questions of right and wrong.
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William A. Brockett
Charles A. Curtze
America
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Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Maxwell
D. Taylor
Adm
Hyman Rickover
Gen
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House
Government Operations Committee
McNamara
Reserve
National Guard
TFX
Wage fixings and cabbage prices compared in editorial
The Wall Street Journal argues wage setting is price fixing and compares it to doubling cabbage prices. It notes that a low minimum wage is meaningless while a high one risks wholesale layoffs. It urges a realistic review by Congress.
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Wall Street Journal
Journal
House Education and Labor Committee
Drudgery Forever Amid Automation’s Paradox
A columnist notes that despite automation reducing hard toil, millions still face a lifelong grind. The abundance of labor saving devices persuades many men to labor to afford them, keeping them on a perpetual treadmill.
Klan Leaders Face Silence as U S House Hearings Probe Funds
In St Martinville Louisiana Klansmen grow restless over leaders’ silence before the Willis House Un American Activities Committee. Evidence includes vouchers and bank statements showing money paid by members went unaccounted. Ex Marine and former Klan chaplain have testified quitting the group.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
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Klan
Shelton
Mississippi Moderates Rise in Center as MFDP Declines
Two events hint at a political center in Mississippi. The Mississippi Democratic Conference gains a national Young Democrats charter, and a bi racial delegation wins supportive talks in Washington with promises of aid. Still, white supremacist politics limit movement, with DNC reluctance and powerful segregationists remaining obstacles.
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Johnson
Ross Barnett
Barnetts
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John Stennis
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Committee On
R. Sargent Shriver
Douglas Wynn
Greenville
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Wynn
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White House
Stennis
Eastland
Judge Wood’s bold stand on Viet Nam protests praised
Harold Wood a Philadelphia judge urges expulsion of antiwar students at state colleges. The columnist, while supporting strong action, notes constitutional rights for pacifists and cites Rutgers professor Genovese in a broader debate on loyalty, academic freedom, and national defense.
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United States District Court
Philadelphia
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Viet Nam
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Capitol Hill
New Jersey
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Rutgers University
Genovese
Wayne Dumont JR
Richard Hughes
Hughes
Rutgers Board of Trustees
Cliff Case
Dumont
Asbury Park
N.J
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago
West Texas New Mexico League plans kickoff at next Sunday meeting
Milton Price of Dallas announces next Sunday in Lubbock will mark the first step to revive West Texas New Mexico League baseball for the area. The plan comes as Texas League secretary and WTNM president advances the regional baseball revival effort.
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Milton Price
Dallas
Wtnm Loop
Texas League
Draft Inequities Spark Debate Over Selective Service
Washington editorial argues the Selective Service system is unfair and inconsistent in induction criteria. It notes exemptions for quick marriages and college students, shifts in married men induction, and calls for universal military training to ensure equity amid ongoing Vietnam commitments.
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Viet Nam
United States
Korea
Congress
Looking Ahead at City Master Plan Reassessment
A push to resume studies updating the city's master plan cites nearly four million dollars in improvements and two new shopping centers. Residential growth and downtown developments prompt reevaluation of utilities, services, and accessibility. Planning consultant Marvin Sprincer will visit for conferences as the chamber of commerce weighs long range programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Sprincer
Big Spring Herald
Dear Turnrow Tunker on Market Effects and Local Industry
O C McBride writes asking what effect the European Common Market will have on farm exports. He notes study of topless gowns on the brassiere industry and questions use of war terminology for government programs. He mentions West Texas towns seeking outside industries and Springlake rail depot hopes.
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Springlake
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