Crime Control Act Promoted to curb rising crime
Vincent L. Broderick testified before a Senate subcommittee urging passage of the Safe Streets and Crime Control Act of 1967. The bill would authorize the attorney general to spend 50 million dollars on local and state law enforcement, crime prevention, and offender rehabilitation. Broderick stressed police training and education and respecting constitutional liberties within a climate of order.
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Vincent L. Broderick
Senate
New York City
Broderick
EEOC hearings to probe cabin crew job rules
Public hearings by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on August 8 will examine if sex is a bona fide qualification for airline cabin attendants and whether airlines may refuse to hire stewardesses based on age or marital status. The proceedings aim to curb job discrimination while offering unusual courtroom entertainment.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
Education Is The Answer And The Newark Question
Joseph Alsop argues that education, not race hatred or segregation, lies at the heart of America’s race problem. He cites Newark and other disturbances, notes two thirds of minority children drop out by ninth grade, and links dropout rates to students entering ninth grade behind their white peers. He warns continued undereducation fuels discrimination and social upheaval.
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America
Newark
Jones
Whitey
New York Times
Boston
Watts
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Schmartz
Ex hot rodder in Berea writes to reset driving habits
A Berea Ohio clipping reprint features an ex hot rodder apologizing for dangerous driving after a police encounter. He praises the Berea Police Department for fairness, urges teens to drive responsibly, and vows to be a better citizen while thanking helpers who assisted him.
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Charles E. Stutenroth
Armco
Stutenroth
Berea
Ohio
Berea Police Department
Riots in Newark Prompt Debate on Rights and Causes
A long dialogue explores whether Newark riots were civil rights protest or crime. Governor Hughes labels the events as crime, while figures like Shuttleworth and King’s circle question root causes, urging deeper history and morality work.
Connally to Counter Manchester Kennedy Book Claims
Texas Governor John Connally, wounded in Dallas, prepares a personal account to refute Manchester Death of a President. He challenges excerpts alleging his role at Trade Mart and questions Jacqueline Kennedy's version. The project aims to remind readers two sides exist and may take months to publish.
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William Manchester
Kennedy
Texas
John Connally
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Manchester
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Johnson
Trade Mart
Texas Book Depository
Oswald
Connally
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nellie
Lyndon Johnson
Navy
Robert McNamara
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy-Connally
Flersville
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription terms with rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing by delivery method, including mail options within and outside trading areas, and notes advance payment requirements.
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News- Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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