Eight Policemen Killed in Sixty Nineteen69 Year
Washington officials report a data sharing effort on police threats after a four hour meeting of Attorney General Mitchell and 15 law enforcement leaders. The FBI tallied 84 police deaths in 1969 from criminal attacks, while leaders praised increased Justice Department support and a national bomb data center program.
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San Joaquin County
Stockton
John N. Mitchell
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Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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Justice Department
National Bomb Data Center
Oklahoma Bars Parole for Pushers
Oklahoma Governor David Hall issued an executive order barring parole for adults convicted of illegally selling or giving narcotics to minors. He directed the Parole Board to stop forwarding parole recommendations for such defendants, deeming drug abuse the No. 1 problem for law enforcement in Oklahoma.
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David Hall
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Parole Board
Smoke Watchers seeks ex-smokers for franchise prompting big earnings
Wanted exsmokers to tell their own story of quitting and help others stop smoking through the Smoke Watchers Group Program. Area Directors earn 80 percent of center income and own their own business. franchise offered without fee, with financing for up to 80 percent of materials training and computer system. Los Angeles interviews limited. call now to qualify.
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Smoke Watchers Group
Smoke Watchers
Los Angeles
From 9 to S police chiefs listed across cities
A fragmented OCR segment lists police and law enforcement leaders including Fairfax Virginia Col Edmund L Hackaday Missouri State Highway Patrol Chief Alfred J Nelder San Francisco Commissioner John F Nichols Detroit Chief Bernard L Garmier Miami Chief C J Hyde Louisville Sheriff Peter J Pilchess Los Angeles County Commander Francia B Looney Mineola Long Island NY implying a roster of officials across multiple jurisdictions.
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Fairfax
Edmund L. Hackaday
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Alfred J. Nelder
San Francisco
John F. Nichols
Detroit
Bernard L. Garmier
Miami
C. J. Hyde
Louisville
Peter J. Pilchess
Los Angeles County
Francia B. Looney
Mineola
Long Island
N.Y
U S Begins Effort to Curb Drunk Drivers and Toll
Washington reports a new government drive to cut traffic deaths from drunken drivers. Agencies will run joint educational campaigns on drunken driving and alcoholism. Officials cite alcohol's involvement in up to half of fatal crashes and urge stricter licensure for known drinkers. Medical costs and damages total about 500 million dollars monthly.
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Washington
UPI
Transportation and Health, Education and Welfare Departments
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Congress
Pound Man Drinks Five One Ounce Shots In An Hour
A man on an empty stomach consumed five one ounce portions of proof liquor within sixty minutes to achieve drunkenness as defined by local law.
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