Poll finds 78 to 17 percent believe Mafia exists
Louis Harris reports a decisive 78 to 17 per cent majority of Americans believe a secret crime group called the Mafia exists in the United States. A 57 to 24 per cent majority deny the organization is led mainly by Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Harris
Mafia
U.S
Civil Rights League
Public worry on Mafia power. survey shows unrest
A Harris poll of 1,508 U S households finds many Americans alarmed by the lack of action against organized crime including the Mafia and similar groups, reflecting broad concern about crime control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Teachers flock to Britain from United States amid unrest
The piece notes American university teachers and researchers migrating to Britain in numbers not seen in a decade. About 700 Americans teach or study at UK institutions, with Cambridge hosting around 400. Salary gaps and Vietnam War fallout drive movement, while Fulbright and other countries attract scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
University of Cambridge
States
H. C. Allen
Institute of United States Studies
University of London
Fulbright Commission
United States
United Kingdom Commission
Commonwealth Countries
Australia
France
West Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
American University
New York Times London
Harris Survey
Carterville
Larry R. Culp
Carbondale
Frank E. Stonemark
Heastisburg
Donald R. Knott
de Soto
William L. Cowsert
Illinois
Herrin
Marion
Union
Murphysboro
Ees Ae
Consumer
Chain Warehouse