Newark Cops Return to Work After Court Order
Newark N J police and firemen returned to full duty after a Superior Court injunction ended the sick call strike. The city’s 140 officers and 180 firefighters resumed shifts as curfew and liquor sales restrictions remained. Officials cited reduced violence and noted past riots.
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Washington Policeman Shoots A Youth In DC Incident
A Washington policeman fired on Jerome Peters 18 after he threw a hat at Pvt Joseph Danner during an arrest attempt. Peters, unarmed, died from the chest wound as authorities investigate the shooting amid police guidelines debates and recent unrest in the 14th and U streets area.
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Crisis in Colombia as Lleras presses reform drive
President Carlos Lleras pushed a sweeping reform agenda by forcing the Liberal Conservative coalition cabinet's resignation after defeat in Congress. Conservatives and Liberals oppose the plan, fearing loss of pork powers and political leverage, with Lleras seeking a new alliance while critics accuse him of triggering a crisis to salvage reforms.
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Medicaid battle looms in Washington in 1969
AP report on Medicaid costs rising and sparring over federal state shares. Senate Finance Committee Chair Russell Long and Sen. John Williams push to curb costs, while Sen. Javits defends current aid levels. Nixon pledges on spending. program now covers 7.5 million in 38 states with varying federal matched shares. Also note: Connie Crockett plans roller skate wedding to Dean Tomlinson in Topeka on December 16.
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Religious stamp row fuels debate over virgin birth imagery
The American Jewish Congress criticized Christmas stamps first issued in 1962 for becoming too religious this year. They cited the painting The Annunciation showing Gabriel informing Mary of her divine pregnancy as an example of dogma. An AP wire photo accompanies the report.
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Gabriel
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