Caution byword for cities, Gribbs says in NLC
Indianapolis AP report on Detroit Mayor Roman Gribbs his first NLC presidency warning that America must balance caution with meeting critical needs. He stresses help for old, poor, housing, crime and schools and urges focus on federal budget and continued city aid beyond revenue sharing.
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Pentagon report finds military justice biased against Black service members
A Pentagon study by a bi racial task force says Black soldiers face harsher punishments than Whites for minor offenses under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It urges standardized punishments, more Black lawyers, and policies to curb racial discrimination within the armed forces. The four volume report, released with 100 recommendations, cites persistent bias and urges reform while Defense Secretary Laird notes progress underway.
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Stamps Lickers Urged to Mind Health Hazards
New Hampshire physician Dr. Robert Shaw calls for government warning and stamp sanitation reforms as Christmas nears. He cites unsanitary stamps with unknown chemicals and excessive glue, noting taste is poor and sizes larger. Letters were sent to FDA, BEP, and USPS via attorney John Joseph Matonis tied to Kefauver Society.
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