TV crime soars in fall season says broadcasters
Washington reports confirm rising prime time crime on TV with murders up sharply and robberies up over threefold. A TV crime spokesman notes private eyes solve cases quickly as police appear late, and hints at fewer family murders but more crazed killers in 1972.
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Secret Service veteran Youngblood driven from White House
Rufus Youngblood, famed for shielding LBJ during the Dallas assassination, was hounded from the White House by Nixon aides and later resigned at 48 after 20 years of service. He received the Treasury exceptional service award for bravery and declined commenting on future job talks.
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Hart probes block busting ties in housing scheme
Senate subcommittee findings allege banks and real estate firms backed by the FHA orchestrated block busting to displace poor black residents, creating ghettos and foreclosures in Boston New York Philadelphia Dayton and Kansas City. Officials cite backdoor alliances and biased lending practices. Hart plans hearings in Los Angeles and Detroit.
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Hungary suppression memory haunts Soviet relations in Ottawa
In Ottawa, Soviet Premier Kosygin faced a protest as a young CanadianHungarian Freedom Fighter challenged him. The piece warns that Moscow would likely use force again to maintain satellite control and recalls Hungarys brutal 1956 crackdown as a cautionary example for Canada.
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Today in history highlights and birthdays for October 19
On this date in 1781 British troops surrendered at Yorktown. John Adams born 1735 in Braintree. Napoleon retreat times and other events noted with several dates. Also birthdays include Gen Yakubu Gowon. Thought for today by Samuel Johnson.
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Hatch to keynote Democrat valley event for Mabry governor bid
Sen. Carl A. Hatch will speak at a Democratic valley gathering backing Judge T. J. Mabry for governor. Arden Boellner was elected chairwoman of the Chaves County Women’s Republican Club at a Chamber meeting.
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State Capitol coolness in King era draws mixed voter response
A 292 day review of Gov Bruce King's administration shows growing voter disaffection in major New Mexico cities with his appointments and decision making. Supporters note strong leadership and party role while critics cite controversial hires and influence from Sen. Montoya.
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