Suburban Crime Rise Linked to Population Shift Says AP
An Associated Press survey ties rising suburban crime to population growth and public apathy. FBI data show 5 percent national crime increase in 1965, with suburbia up 8 percent from 1964 and higher rape and robbery rates. Police chiefs cite stretched forces and rising demand for services amid growth.
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Suburbia
Associated Press
Urbs
Donald Meehan
Alhambra
Calif
Los Angeles
Meehan
Burbank
Rex R. Andrews
Kan
Kansas City
Carr
Lexington
Two Armco Leaders Retire From Middletown Works
Retirement of Don S. Holstein and Ralph J. Wright after 30 and 49 years at Armco Middletown Works announced. Don C. Osborne will succeed Holstein with Dick C. Leichty succeeding Wright. Holstein noted for project 600 planning and record output. Wright praised for human relations career.
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Middletown
Don S. Holstein
Middletown Works
Ralph J. Wright
Don C. Osborne
Holstein
R. F. Kuhnlein
Dick C. Leichty
Wright
Kuhnlein
Ohio State University
Osborne
Purdue University
Navy
Middletown Safety Council
Red Cross
YMCA
American Legion
Middletown Civic Association
Hal‘Stein
Oil Dump Blown Up as Saigon Air War Surges
In a record 53 combat missions over North Vietnam, U S air forces hit a fuel dump and a missile site while destroying rail lines roads bridges and a highway bridge. Two F105s were shot down and pilots were listed as missing. Australian forces plan to triple to 4 500 troops with reinforcements arriving in May.
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Aor Rorce Amuivavy
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Navy
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Hanoi
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Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Royal Australian Regiment
Recalcitrant Irish Finally Sink Nelson Monument
A powerful explosion wrecked the 134 foot Nelson Monument in Dublin at 1 30 am. Police blame the Irish Republican Army ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Easter uprising. No casualties were reported though two teenagers stood nearby. Army bomb squads searched the wreckage as crowds watched.
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Ireland
England
Irish Republican Army
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General Post Office
Nelson
Woman Learns Husband Dead in Jetliner Crash
Mrs Theodor Vaskevitch of Toronto learned by phone that her husband, a 53 year old man, was killed in a BOAC flight crash near Tokyo after he had chosen to delay his trip and fly to Hong Kong.
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Brenda Moore
Angela Martin
Brenda
Stephen Maugham
Toronto
Theodor Vaskevitch
Tokyo
Canadian Pacific
British Overseas Airways Corp
Hong Kong
BOAC
Civil Service Pay Hike Sought by Johnson to Congress
President Johnson asked Congress to approve an average 3.2 percent pay hike for federal civilian employees including fringe benefits. He proposed direct salary increases averaging 2.8 percent with the rest allotted to fringe benefits in a message to Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Weather outlook with rising temperatures expected
The Weather Bureau predicts fair and warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low will be in the high 20s and Wednesday’s high near 50. Yesterday’s high reached 30 with an overnight low of 18.
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Weather Bureau
Fulbright Defeat in Senate Panel Over Viet Nam Aid Amendment
Sen. J W Fulbright heads a critical review of Viet Nam policy as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejects his amendment to a 415 million dollar Asia aid bill. The vote pattern shows Johnson supporters block a constraining move while Barnett warns about Chinese intervention and Rusk argues against adding confusion or enemies. Fulbright vows to continue hearings to deepen understanding of Red China.
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J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asia
Fulbright
China
A. Doak Barnett
Columbia University
Viet Nam
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Dean Rusk
U. S
Barnett
House
Foreign Relations Committee
U S Rejects De Gaulle Bid For Troop Control
President Johnson rejected De Gaulle new NATO reform plan arguing it challenges alliance core and could strain Franco American ties. Washington floated removing U S bases from France rather than handing control, while negotiations remain possible if Paris seeks talks.
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de Gaulle
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Johnson
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White House
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France
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R. J. Wright
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