Police chiefs push for better beat communication revival
At the IACP conference in Honolulu Memphis Police Chief Henry Lux laments lost ties when a beat officer was reassigned. U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark calls police community relations the decade's key issue, while chiefs urge training and broader outreach to restore trust and bilateral cooperation.
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Honolulu
Clancy
Henry E. Lux
Memphis
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Roscoe Bobo
Ecorse
Mich
Kenneth Austin
Pitman
N.J
Philippines
America
Maj
Cicero Campos
Philippine Constabulary
Quezon
Rafferty Drops LeMay But Idea Isn't His
Los Angeles AP report says Rafferty removed Gen. Curtis LeMay from his advisory staff after LeMay was named vice presidential running mate by George Wallace. Nofziger and Reed stated Rafferty requested the resignation and accepted it without consent. George Wallace’s ticket announcement was made in Victorville California.
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Los Angeles
Max
Rafferty
Ronald Reagan
Notters
Republiziger
Raf
Isferty
Alan
Curtis LeMay Cranston
Raf LeMay
Jerry
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Victorville
Calif
Nofziger
Reed
Thomas C
LeMay
Republican National Commion
Lyn Nofziger
Paign
Red Cross files ditty bags for Vietnam service members
The Middletown Area Chapter of the American Red Cross is near completion of 700 ditty bags to be mailed by October 15 to support American servicemen in Vietnam. Volunteers are urged to return filled or unfilled bags and any bags taken from the chapter.
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Middletown Area
American Red Cross
Vietnam
Czechs Try To Keep Reform Program Alive
Prague AP report says Czechoslovak Communist leaders meet to define reform goals in line with Soviet conditions for partial troop withdrawal. Dubcek and Cernik's Moscow talks guide plans for the central committee, while some Czechs doubt reform promises and await Dubcek’s television address.
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Prague
Soviet Union
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Moscow
Cernik
Dubcek
Cost Slash To Hit Housing and Food Stamps
Washington AP report says House Appropriations Committee proposes new cuts to housing programs and food stamps after a near 1 billion reduction for urban renewal and model cities. A $50 million cut to the food stamp program accompanies reductions in two housing programs and a delinquency project.
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Washington
Administration
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Authority
Appropriations ‘Committee
Spaghetti Dinner by Cub Scout Pack 2 Set for Friday
Cub Scout Pack 2 sponsors a spaghetti dinner Friday Oct 25 from 5 to 7 30 p m at the Church of the Ascension Tickets are sold by Pack 2 members or Mrs Quinton Reeder ticket chairman at 422 6522 Adults pay 1 25 and children 75 cents.
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Cub Scout Pack 2
Church of the Ascension
Pack 2
Quinton Reeder
Ray Named As Chairman Of Humphrey Committee
Scott H. Ray Jr., Lebanon attorney, is named chairman of the Citizens for Humphrey Committee in Warren County. Ray is a former assistant prosecuting attorney for Warren County and a former assistant attorney general for Ohio.
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Scott H. Ray Jr
Lebanon
Citizens For Humphrey
Warren County
Ray
Ohio
Mi ami Valley High School Journal im Association Talk
Mrs. Jo Thomas, reporter for the Cincinnati Post and Times Star, will speak on chasing the white rabbit at the Mi ami Valley High School Journalism Association fall workshop. The 1 p.m. address at Lemon Monroe High School covers opportunities in journalism and boosting high school publications.
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Jo Thomas
Cincinnati Post and Times Star
Miami Valley High School Journalim Association
Thomas
The
Post and Times Star
Lemon-Monroe High School
Visers
Russell O'Neill
S.M
Chaminade High School
Dayton
Ohio
Denores Saylor
Association
Eban to Air Peace Views at UN Today
Foreign Minister Abba Eban outlines Israel's peace hopes to the United Nations General Assembly and urges restraint to avoid a heated debate. He supports direct talks with Arab governments if Gunnar V. Jarring can lead negotiations while Arab states resist sitting with Israel. Eban plans to rebut Jordan's charge on occupation troops and notes U.S. behind the scenes momentum toward a settlement under UN Security Council terms.
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United Nations, N.Y
Abba Eban
Israel
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
Eban
United Nations
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
Jordan
Abdul Monem Rifai
U.N. Security Council
Evan
Rifai
United States
Security Council
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Mahmoud Riad
U. S
J. R. Wiggins
U Thant
Elderly woman struck and killed while walking to class
Eva Ginsburg an 82 year old woman en route to a Miami high school class was hit by a car on N E 82nd Street She had returned to school to finish her diploma after raising her sons and had reached the sophomore year of high school.
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Miami, Fla
Eva Ginsburg
Miami
N.E. 82Nd Street
Youth Loses 3 Teeth In Rt 73 Car Crash Near Waynesville
Daniel M Hadley 17 of Waynesville Route 2 was driving west at high speed when his car skidded, left of center, and hit a tree on Route 73 near Route 48 at 1 15 p m He was treated at Springboro Clinic and cited for excessive speed by highway patrol.
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Waynesville
Rt 73
Rt. 48
Daniel M. Hadley
Stone Wall Stolen From Lake Auburn Cottage Grounds
In Auburn Maine AP reported Lucien Cloutier found 81 feet of stone wall missing from his Lake Auburn cottage. He had seen the wall intact on September 29. by the following week it was gone with the value pegged at 1500 dollars.
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Auburn
Maine
Lake Auburn
Lucien Cloutier
Cloutier
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