California crime policy defenders rebut Reagan attack
Three California state law enforcement leaders disputed Ronald Reagan’s charge that crime is rising. Bradford Crittenden Richard McGee and Walter Dunbar cited FBI data and said Gov Brown’s crime strategy, including training, parole, and local partnerships, has reduced crime and improved prevention over seven years. They spoke at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles before traveling to San Francisco and Sacramento for more briefings.
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California
Bradford Crittenden
Pub. Jic Service Agency
California Highway Patrol
Richard McGee
Youth and Adult Correctional Agency
Walter Dunbar
Department of Corrections
Gov. Brown
FBI
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Callence
Nas
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Los Angeles
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Manta
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Brown
Sacramento
Dunbar
Califfornia
Gunman Held L B Couple Ten Hours In Home
A youth in his early 20s forced entry at 2142 Elm Avenue Long Beach tying up a couple for ten hours. He claimed to have abducted another pair near a San Diego forest camp and described fleeing to mountains to shoot rabbits. After beverages and a phone call to his father, he released the others and left at 11:10 am, prompting police to be summoned.
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Guernsey
Tom
Trvo
Ling Police
Eisenhower Urges Clarity on Viet Nam War Policy
Former President Eisenhower defends offering advice but refuses to set himself up to criticize the Johnson administration. Senate leaders push for clarity on whether Eisenhower meant expanding U.S. use of nuclear or ground forces in Viet Nam. Curtis LeMay blasts U.S. strategy as militarily blind and calls for intensified bombing to force China and the enemy to capitulate.
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Johnson
Eisensern
Chicago
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Sen
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D-Pa
Mansfielt
Richard MM. Nixon
Manila
Anill
Congress
Mekong
South Korea
China
U.S
LeMay
United States
Soviet scientist Russ Savant dies in Moscow at 73
Yuri A. Or Joy, 73, director of the Soviet Academy of Sciences Pateons ological Institute and the nation's leading expert on ancient animals, died Sunday in Moscow, Pravda reported.
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Russ Savant
Moscow
Yuri A. Or Joy
Soviet Academy of Sciences Pateonsological Institute
Pravda
Rites Held for Former Fort Worth Aircraft Government Attorney
Private funeral services were held for Ralph Yeo, 68, a former government attorney involved in a San Diego tax assessor scandal. He died of a heart seizure at Chino’s state facility after a 1 1/2 year sentence. Two other men were convicted in the case. Meanwhile, about 650 workers at Masco Manufacturing Co in Fort Worth went on strike over contract negotiations. Union leader Jack Read cited a three-year pact demanding higher wages and better conditions.
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San Mateo
UPS
Ralph Yeo
San Diego County
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California Institution For
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Yen
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Fort Worth
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Menasco Manufacturing Co
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Thhe International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
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