Tough Miami policy cuts crime and restores street safety
Miami officials report a crackdown in certain districts after three weeks with violent crimes down 60 to 65 percent. Police headley equipped cruisers with shotguns and dogs joined patrols as church attendance rises and merchants back the effort despite civil rights critics. The Rev. Thedford Johnson voices strong support for drastic measures as a means to restore order.
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Miami
Florida City
Walter Headley
U.S. News & World Report
Thedford Johnson
St. John's Baptist Church
Ace Fund Fixer Urges Action on Pension Liability
John W. Macy Jr. warns the federal pension fund for retired federal employees could go bankrupt before 1987 without extra financing. The unfunded liability surpassed 48 billion dollars as of last June 30. The Chamber notes Congress faces a shaky prospect as it weighs giving the government control of private pension funds.
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Pension Fund
John W. Macy Jr
The
United States Civil Service Commission
Mr. Macy
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Mao's Domino Theory and Asia Expansion Plans
The piece argues Mao Zedong aims to build a regional super state through staged expansion across Asia, with a possible future reach to five continents. It cites Soviet writer Rostovsky and comments by India’s Charge d Affaires Banerjee, contrasting U.S. policy with Kremlin priorities in Vietnam.
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Peking
United States
Vietnam
Mao Tse-tung
Central
Western
Asia
Semyon Rostovsky
Russian Literary Gazette
Mao
Lus Reich
China
Korea
Mongolian People’s Republic
Cambodia
Laos
Indonesia
Malaysia
Burma
India
Soviet Central Asia
Soviet Far East
Rostovsky
East
Russia
Kremlin
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
War on Crime Boosts Wisconsin District Attorneys Pay
The State of Wisconsin will fund DA salaries in 72 counties to lift them to 16500 dollars annually for full time posts and 8000 to 13000 for part time roles while maintaining private practice. Critics say higher pay does not justify harsher crime fighting and counties should compensate properly.
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Wisconsin
Stimulate Child to Create Through Color and Play
Gary Cleveland Myers urges parents to foster early creativity in children through drawing with crayons and free play. He notes that allowing self-directed drawing and collage builds imagination more than coloring inside lines, and suggests reading aloud to provoke storytelling. He emphasizes blocks, varied materials, and noting the child’s yarns for later reflection.
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Northwestern
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Johnson speech disappoints with no new crime plan
Washington lawmakers hailed an anti crime sentence in President Johnson's address but found the rest of his plan vague. He asserted local police lead crime battles while the federal role would be supportive and constitutional, without proposing a national police force or concrete new laws. Critics say federal action remains limited to civil rights enforcement and interstate crimes, leaving states to arrest local offenders.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
United States
America
Abraham Lincoln
International Workingmen’s Association
Germany
Karl Marx
Old Abe
United States of America
Ein
Europe
Lincoln
Charles Francis Adams
Friends of Humanity
The South Has Risen Again In Cultural Growth
Paul Harvey notes a regional surge as Southern cities like Atlanta Huntsville and Jackson surpass traditional cultural centers. He cites academ ic and artistic progress in Dallas Houston and other mid sized towns with new educational complexes and elite private clubs reshaping social centers. The piece frames a shift from Eastern hubs to provincial America driven by oil and cattle wealth seeking cultural opportunity.
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Atlanta
Huntsville
Jackson
New York
Dodge City
Philadelphia
Dallas
Bob Wills
Manhattan
America
Lafayette
Gallup
N.M
Houston
Phoenix
Greensboro
Ingrown Toenail Care And Pleurisy Myths
Dr Molner answers reader questions on managing an ingrown toenail with careful nail trimming, cushioning, and growth guidance, noting potential need for professional help. He also answers on pleurisy origins, explaining it stems from lung infection, not kidney disease, and addresses menopause weight questions with lifestyle factors and a note on a booklet.
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Dr. Molner
Neenah community asks for a senior drop-in center
In Neenah a letter to the editor urges city leaders to create a centrally located drop-in center for senior citizens. Readers describe desired hours, volunteer support, and collaboration with service groups, while noting Lincoln era politics and the International Workingmen’s Association in a broader reflection on rights and progress.
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Neenah
Lome
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PK. Banerjee
Gary Cleveland Myers
Mipwex
David Lawrence
William C. Cramer
Florida
House
Paul Harvey News
Anniston
Ala
General Features Corporation
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Samuel W. Heaney
A. Thomas Schwalm
Associated Press
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Oshkosh
Lichty
Tve
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Daily Northwestern
Motner
People’s Forum
Marx
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