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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1967

Page

4

Military Leaders Push Viet Strip of Death in Saigon

UPI reports American military leaders urge Pentagon to build a 43 mile Berlin wall type barrier along the DMZ from Laos to the South China Sea to choke off infiltration. Plans would use mine fields and sensors with air strikes and patrols to deter crossings.

Saigon UPI Pentagon North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Dmz Laos South China Sea Berlin Wall U.S. Marine Heatherneck Cong Thien Gio Linh Ho Chi Minh

Romney Quips on Johnson Errors Causing U.S. Economic Mess

Michigan Governor George Romney argues the country is in a real economic and financial mess, attributing the situation to Johnson’s political errors as he voices criticism amid cutting remarks.

Johnson U.S Romney George Romney Michigan

Viet Officer Backs Civilian, Fired From Job

Longan Province deputy chief for security Major Nguyen Van Xanh was removed after backing a civilian presidential ticket. He supervised intelligence, ordered arrests of hundreds of Viet Cong suspects, and led security for the Sept. 3 elections in the Mekong Delta. An American official said he was known to oppose Thien and Ky, and linked to the Dai Viet.

Tanar South Vietnan Mekong Nguyen van Xanh Longan Thien Dai Viel

Sociological president backs black community Exodus to Andes

Charles P. Loomis of Michigan State University urged the American Sociological Association to allow African Americans to form a model Negro society in the Andes. He proposed remote fertile lands in Ecuador, Peru, or Bolivia for a second Israel, arguing U S capital would follow and that some should seek a new society rather than face domestic unrest.

New York Times Francisco South America American Sociological Association Charles P. Loomis Michigan State University Association Andes Israel United States U.S Ecuador Peru Bolivia America

Priest denounces nationwide vice ring in Mexico City

In Mexico City UPI reports Rev. Juvencia Mendez, director of the Social Work Institute in Uruapan, says a broad white slave trafficking ring preys on girls aged 10 to 11. He claims the group trades women across states, has foreign ties, and threatens his life for aiding prostitution rehabilitation.

Mexico City UPI Juvencia Mendez Social Work Institute Uruapan Michoacan

FBI Crime Information Center Aids Police Nationwide

The FBI reports the National Crime Information Center is handling nearly 10,000 cases daily including aiding police with fugitives and stolen property. Officials cited utility and speed of the system but refused to disclose exact capture or recovery figures since its January start. The disclosure appeared in the Bureau’s Law Enforcement Bulletin.

Washington FBI Natron Bureau National Crime Information Center Law Enforcement Bulletin

Aiken rails at poll watchers in South Vietnam vigil

Senator George D Aiken criticizing a 22 member U S poll watching mission said Americans in South Vietnam cannot amount to a dam. The observers arrived in Saigon amid tensions with the Saigon government and vocal criticism from Tran Van Huong who said the group causes grief and humiliation. The observers planned to start reviewing the country with armed guards in place against possible terrorism.

Washington Fremier Tran van Huong Saigon

Police computer can return fugitive and stolen property checks fast

The FBI described speed benchmarks for police inquiries to a central computer. Requests from street officers by radio or telephone to a dispatcher and then to the machine can receive an answer within 90 seconds. For wanted fugitives and stolen property, responses are provided within 15 seconds after the last character of the incoming message is received.

FBI

Money tight call for extra cash via Classified Ads

Help is offered to sell unneeded household items through a classified ads line. Dial IE 2-5959 for details and to place an ad.

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