Johnson signs three anti crime bills at Texas ranch
President Johnson signed into law Narcotics Addict Rehabilitation Act, a 12 member national commission to revise federal criminal statutes, and an extension of the Law Enforcement Assistance Act through 1970. He called the measures essential to modernize justice and aid police, insisting treatment for addicts can curb crime and reclaim lives.
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UPI
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Texas
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National Commission
Umder
Congress
Administration of Justice
Kansas Candidates Learn Fate Early
Early vote counting in Kansas shows Rob J Docking leading incumbent William H Avery III by 101 to 9 in four precincts, while in New Hampshire voters tally small margins for US Senate and governor races as Harrison Thyng and Thomas McIntyre trail. Hugh Gregg and John W King also receive votes in the presidential gauge.
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N.H
Harrison Thyng
Thomas McIntyre
U.S. Senate
Hugh Gregg
Johnson’s Surgery Plans Amid Political Notes
President Johnson faces abdominal and throat surgery debated for Friday or Tuesday with decisions pending doctor advice. He met Acting Atty. Gen. Ramsay Clark at the LBJ ranch to discuss crime bills awaiting his signature while election voting and state constitutional amendments proceeded.
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Army Hospital
Texas
Naval Hospital
Maryland
Congress
Brooke Army Medical Center
Louis Wyman
Glen San Antonio
Tex
Bethesda Naval
Malaysians Deny Guilt in Anti-LBJ Riot on Election Day
Malaysians pleaded innocent in Kuala Lumpur and Penang on election day as U.N. delegates mingle with the Johnson visit. The piece notes the festive, liquor-friendly delegates lounge at the United Nations enclave on the East River, with guards restricting entry to accredited persons and guests.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Kuala
Lumpur
New York City
Niagara Falls
East River
United Nations
U.N. Dew
Ex-Head of L.A. Police Intelligence Unit Dies
WEST COVINA James E. B. Hamilton retired Los Angeles police captain and former commander of the intelligence division died Monday at his home after a lengthy illness caused by a brain tumor. He was 57.
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West Covina
James EB. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Intelligence Division
Gamble Church Gains Surprising Returns in England
In CHURD England Rev Eric Cook gave 360 parishioners half crown coins a month ago to invest for the church. Each coin worth 35 cents, totaling 126 dollars. On Monday the congregation reported they had raised 910 dollars by pooling coins, buying raffle chances and selling items, with one member betting on Cook’s own return.
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Churd
England
UPI
Eric Cook
Cook
Millionaire Bride May Be a Bigamist
Mrs. Pearl Choate Birch a Compton nurse turned bride to aging South Pasadena millionaire Otis Birch faces bigamy probes as California officials review records in Tijuana to verify if he remains her husband. Perry, in his 50s, lives at 718 E Cypress Compton and denies comment while investigators media report past marriages and a 22 year Texas murder sentence for Birch’s new bride.
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Pearl Choate Birch
Compton
South Pasadena
Otis Birch
State Attorney General’s Office
Thomas Lynch
Tijuana
Mexico
Choate
Houston Perry
Lynch
Perry
E. Cypress St
Birch
Elizabeth Langston
Los Angeles
Breckenridge
Tex
Estelle
Amarillo
Crabs Season Opens With Hearing Aid Ad Display
In San Francisco area a Dahlberg Hearing Aids showcase promotes a compact electronic device aiding hearing. The ad invites residents and visitors to call HE 20459 or mail 537 Pine Ave Long Beach for a free trial, promising no obligation and broad help for hearing difficulties.
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San Francisco
Sanret
Dahlberg
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Free Listening Device Offered by Aid Centers
A new easy to wear hearing device is being offered free to people with faded hearing. The program is promoted by Associated Heating Aid Centers Inc distributors as a low cost option and may help those with aging or impaired hearing.
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Associated Heating Aid Centers, Inc
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