Police plan January meeting to curb civil disorders nationwide
Police chiefs from the nations 100 largest cities will gather January 15 at Airlie House in Virginia to map a coordinated plan to prevent or control civil disturbances amid war Negro unrest and the 1968 campaigns. Regional sessions follow with 25 chiefs per group across six sites through May.
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Johnson
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Airlie House
Warrenton
Justice Department
Daley
Dick Gregory
Ross
Virginia
Sacramento
Cleveland
Norman
Okla
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Athens, Ga
Rolling Ahead in 1968 Middletown Industry Forecast
The Middletown Journal's year end section predicts strong 1968 growth led by Armco Steel Corp as its hot strip mill reaches full operation. Other optimists include Sorg Paper Co with a new machine and the Middletown Journal with a new press, signaling broad local gains.
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Armco Steel Corp
Sorg Paper Co
Middletown Journal
U S Seeks Restraint on Use of Cambodian Border Areas
A Johnson administration official says the United States will press the issue of Communist use of Cambodian territory as a sanctuary with maximum restraint. William Bundy notes North Vietnamese and Viet Cong actions may widen border activity into Laos and the DMZ, while urging an expanded role for the International Control Commission. Bundy also comments on Prince Sihanouk's neutrality and Cambodia’s independence, and cites Laos and ICC nuances amid regional instability.
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Washington
United States
William P. Bundy
Cambodia
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
State Department
Bundy
Norodom Sihanouk
Washington Post
U.S
Sihanouk
White House
Hanoi
New Ohio Drunk Test Standards Effective Monday
The Ohio Department of Health outlined standards for the new drunk driving tests set to take effect at 12:00 a.m. Monday. Suspected drivers who refuse the implied consent test face license suspension. Tests include breath, blood, or urine, with six approved breath instruments and a 0.15 percent blood alcohol limit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Emmett W. Arnold
Secretary of State
James A. Rhodes
Arnold
John McElroy
Sistant
Highway Patrol
Health Department
Yard Takes Zip Out Of Roulette
London AP Scotland Yard bans the zero from roulette after a Lords ruling that zero roulette is illegal. The move threatens baccarat blackjack and craps and could push clubs toward other games as operators meet to discuss next steps.
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Yard
London
Scotland Yard
Britain
House of Lords
British Gaming Aviation
Victoria Sporting Club
House
The
Gaming Association
Nevada
Weather forecast mentions New Year's Day snow event
The forecaster predicts mainly cloudy skies with snow likely ahead of New Year's Day. Two inches or more of accumulation expected, with little temperature change and a high near 27 degrees.
Middletown Prioritizes Street Program No. 1 for 1968
Middletown officials plan the top city project for the year, a major street construction program, as coverage notes the Vietnam War protests were the leading story of 1967 per AP editors poll.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Page
Past May Be Prologue To Political Bitterness In '68
An AP wrap of 1967 politics highlights Johnson as central amid Vietnam war strains and race tensions. Nixon, Romney, Rockefeller and others jockeyed for position while Congress moved on money issues. Wallace eyed a third party bid. Negro gains in Cleveland and Gary frame a year of racial politics.
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Washington
Johnson
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Reagan
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Wallace
Alabama
American Independent Party
U.S
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Carl B. Stokes
Cleveland
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Congress
GOP
House
Gerald R. Ford
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Chicago
Richard J. Dale
Miami
Walter Headley
Police Chiefs Association
Jewell Ross
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jean Wilson
Jean
International Control Commission
Nize
Canada
India
Poland
ICC
Soviet Union
Sane
Scope
Thomas Collins
Pete
Eeeereeres Valley News
Enwee
Renee
Women's
Norman Peale
Teen Family
Detroit
South Vietnam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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