Crime and alcohol in crime studies raise cautionary notes
The article reviews findings from the President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Justice on alcohol's relation to crime and traffic deaths. It notes that while drinking correlates with crime, a direct link is unproven. It discusses night driving risks, prison populations with drinking problems, and suggested reform steps including treatment and AA involvement.
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Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
United States
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Council
National Crime Commission
Supreme Court
Alcoholics Anonymous
Court
Ambassadors Fired Across Middle East Spark State Dept Shakeup
The Arab-Israeli conflict triggers mass recalls of American ambassadors from seven Middle East nations and a charge d affaires from Yemen. Officials foresee a State Department shakeup and possible placements in Middle East planning or think tanks as tension eases, while return to posts remains possible.
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Israel
Middle East
State Department
Richard Nolte
Iraq
Sudan
Syfia
Algeria
Mauritania
Lebanon
Yemen
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Nasser
Policy Planning Council
Russia
Johnson
Draft Bill Reform Aims at College Deferments And Lottery
A new draft bill moves to defer undergraduates by law and ends the graduate school loophole. It rejects a lottery system and follows Clark panel recommendations over Marshall’s. Deferment lasts until undergrad completion, withdrawal, or age 24. The measure seeks a balance amid varied political views.
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Johnson
Congress
Mark Clark
Burke Marshall
Richard Russell
Georgia
Sam
House
Senate
Kosygin Deflects Peace Efforts with U N Speeches
The articles critique Premier Kosygin and the Soviet leadership for using a hard line against Western powers at the United Nations. It argues Moscow suppresses Russian public access to Johnson’s speech and other Western talks while pressing Israel to yield borders from 1948. It asserts Soviet aims to keep the Middle East in turmoil and withdraw from Vietnam, portraying the Kremlin as unyielding and dismissive of conciliation.
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Washington
Kosygin
New York City
United Nations
United States
Kremlin
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Re- Lawrence
Moscow
Russia
Middle East
Great Britain
U.N
Egypt
Israel
London Daily Telegraph
Nasser
U. N. General Assembly
Suez
Britain
America
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Dodd Suffering Draws Mixed Senate Reactions
Washington column laments Dodd ethics case as 99 colleagues share pity and disdain. It portrays John Stennis leading the ethics probe against Senator Dodd with stark, somber imagery of moral clash and public judgment.
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Washington
Dodd
Senate
United States
Alexander
John Stennis
Miss
Stennis
Connecticut
Senator Dodd and Senate clashes color a 1970s moment
The piece frames a Senate dispute involving Russell Long and Thad Cochran? No. It contrasts the attitudes of Senator Stennis and Senator Long toward Senator Dodd, depicting a charged defense and a critique of Senate ideals. The account notes onlookers reacting to the courtroom theater and the moral stakes behind the clash.
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Russell Long
Advice To Israeli Sit Tight
UNITED NATIONS N Y. The column argues Israel should stand firm for a settlement that guarantees safety, claims the UN abdicated leadership in Sinai and Gaza, and predicts Egypt and Syria must accept direct peace talks. It praises Israel's victory and warns against relying on the so called great powers. It envisions small nations like Israel, Switzerland and Taiwan leading in defense and diplomacy.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Parliament of the Nations
Maldive Islands
Zambia
Honduras
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Moshe Dayan
U Thant
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Security Council
China
UN General Assembly
Dayan
Israel
Switzerland
Taiwan
Manhattan
East River
How To Keep Well A Health Hint On Patient Care
Complainers often disrupt care and prompt radical tests. Trust a single capable physician, avoid over consultations, and pursue clear, specific treatment. Optimism remains a helpful, contagious note in today’s health guidance.
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van Dellen
Answer from Billy Graham on morality in business
The text presents Billy Graham advising joining a new partner or going solo after conversion to Christ to avoid unscrupulous practices. It emphasizes choosing spiritual life over material gain and warns against legal trouble, urging to seek the kingdom of God first.
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G. B
Jesus
Christ
Kingdom of God
Monroe News-Star World Excerpt Publication Details
Historical notice lists Monroe La newspaper staff and offices with publication policy and Associated Press affiliation. It notes second class matter status June 1 1999 and standard broadcasting and advertising declarations.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
H. Bro Williamson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Hardin
Ember
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