Mathias seeks 500 million for juvenile delinquency bill
Senator Charles Mathias Jr of Maryland introduced a bill with about one fourth of the Senate as co sponsors to dedicate 500 million dollars in federal funds to juvenile delinquency. The plan would create a new section of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration focused on juveniles with at least 250 million for alternative incarceration methods. He cited rising juvenile crime in Baltimore and nationwide and criticized current federal funding levels as too low.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Titian Death of Actaeon leads Christie’s record sale
London art auction at Christie's Grossed 8.74 million dollars for 27 Old Masters including Titian Death of Actaeon. Titian bought by London dealer Julius Weitzner for 4.03 million dollars. Wariness about foreign buyers and public plea to keep Titian in Britain noted.
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Roth Proposes Commission to Study Government Secrecy
Sen. William V. Roth Jr. proposes a national six month study by a new commission on government secrecy. The plan, drafted as a joint resolution, would include former Sen. John Williams and aims to examine over classification fears highlighted by the Pentagon papers. Roth says no criticism of the administration but notes the danger of secrecy falling to any single office.
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William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
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Uneasy Peace Splits Korea On War's 21st Anniversary
Seoul marks twenty-one years since the Korean War began as tensions endure along the 151 mile frontier. North and South Korea maintain heavy forces, with U.S. troops reduced and armistice supervision hampered by North Korea’s bunker fortifications and noncooperation.
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Medina Case Judge To Rule On Dismissal
FT MCPHERSON Ga AP A ruling due today on motions to dismiss murder and assault charges against Captain Ernest Medina whose infantry company staged the My Lai assault in 1968 Col Kenneth Howard Atlanta judge considers the motions with 17 others filed by defense lawyer F Lee Bailey during the first pre trial hearing Ten witnesses including two generals testified Bailey's motions claim officer charges were driven by improper Army pressures known as command influence He argues charges should be dismissed because the Army decided Medina must be tried regardless of evidence
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Ex Panther Links Turco To Slaying
Cross examination in Baltimore in the Arthur Turco Jr. trial continues as former Black Panther members testify about the torture death of David Vaughn, a 19 year old informant killed by a shotgun blast after Anderson was allegedly beaten. Vaughn describes the plan to “off” Anderson and the nights in Panther headquarters in July 1969.
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