Youths Would Help Police by Calling For Reinforcements
Eugene Gilbert reports a survey of youths across the nation asks how they would assist cops when crowds attack officers. About 80 percent say they would call for more police, with respondents like Gail Roberts of Oradell New Jersey and Steve Mankin of Fort Smith Arkansas citing crowd control and police training.
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Gail Roberts
Oradell
N. J
Steve Mankin
Ft. Smith, Ark
Harlan S. Green
Olivette
Bruce Anderson
New Brunswick
Harlan
Bruce
Teens weigh police role in crowd actions
Survey of teens from multiple states shows 12 percent would join officers, 10 percent would back the officer side, while many say policing is fair though others criticize harshness or leniency. Respondents cite noninvolvement or dislike of police as reasons not to help.
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Ag Kay Coppler
Kingsport Tenn
Danny Allen
Tullahoma
Tenn
Wayne Painter
Hartsville, Md
Phony S20 Bills Spotted In Ohio
The Secret Service investigates counterfeit bills found in Cleveland during the Christmas weekend. Agent in charge Michael P. Burger notes several phony 70 dollar notes marked as series 199A from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland with 1113 on the front. A 23 year old Cleveland man was arrested for attempting to pass one note at an East Side bar.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Secret Service
Michael P. Burger
Federal Reserve Bank of
East Side
Youths Claim Police Treat Them Special
The majority feel they receive special treatment from police. Paul Barnes says quote we do we are kids with different standards and ideals not necessarily of an adult level close quote. The remark appears as a direct perspective from a youth on police interactions.
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David Millman
St. Louis
Paul Brian Poister
South Euclid
Ohio
Carole Kunze
Palo Alto
Calif
Paul Barnes
Kennedy and Eisenhower May Hit Campaign Trail
Washington AP reports potential 1962 off year races may see both Kennedy and Eisenhower in a broad campaign role. Kennedy could back Edward Kennedy in Massachusetts Senate bids while Eisenhower might support George Lodge in New York and other Republican contenders.
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Eisenhower
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Richard M. Nixon
Alfonia
Nelson A. Rockefelle
New York
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Massachusetts
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP
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