Bowling Alley Opens in Moscow as Cold War Convergence Evidence
The first Moscow bowling alley with 24 lanes and automatic pinsetters is funded by Brunswick Corp and slated to open next July. The move signals Kremlin interest in youth activities and reflects Western firms seeking Soviet markets, with BI urging cautious, flexible marketing within state trading rules.
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Selma Edwards Dies at 77 in Chatsworth Rites Set
Selma Edwards 77 died at Fairbury Hospital after illness. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Culkin Memorial Home in Chatsworth with Rev. Wayne Squires. burial in Chatsworth Cemetery. Calling hours today 2–3 and 7–9 p.m. at the memorial home. She born April 23 1894 in Charlotte Township. Survived by husband J Wilbur Edwards a daughter and four sons, plus siblings and many grandchildren.
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Knapp Commission critiques NY police and courts on crime rise
The Knapp Commission paints a damaging view of police corruption and inaction by police and civil administrations in New York City. New Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy blames the court system for rising crime, citing 94 042 felony arrests in 1970 with only 522 going to trial and sparking debate among appellate justices and bar association leaders.
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Waiting for the Census to Inform Redistricting Efforts
A 1970 census update details block data delays and bureau backlogs as states race to redraw districts. Officials cite printing delays and missed deadlines, while critics warn the criminal justice system suffers from underfunding and misaligned policy amid broader social issues.
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