Praise for LA and international police in Sirhan and Ray cases
The piece lauds Los Angeles police for arresting and processing Sirhan Sirhan and commends international agencies for tracking James Earl Ray. It contrasts Dallas handling after Kennedy’s death with LA’s, notes Ray’s extradition to Tennessee, and urges fair trials free of prejudgment, stressing nations’ admiration for current handling.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam Yorty
Dallas
Kennedy
FBI
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Scotland Yard
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
Senator Kennedy
Dr. King
Ray
London
Sirhan
Tennessee
Tony Foglio
Wayne Pines
Israel
Potomac fever by Jack Wilson
A government survey suggests money buys happiness, noting the cost of discovery at 249000 may deter some. This item appears in the Times Herald-Record, published by Orange County Publications Division, Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc., with multiple regional bureaus and standard postal and subscription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Orange County Publica-tons
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N. C
Diamond
the Times Herald-Record
Orange County Publications
Lyndon R. Boyd
James 4. Ottaway
Eugene J. Brown
James 4. Ottaway, Jr
Ruth B. Ottaway
Stephen W. Ryder
Charles A. King
Violence and freedom in America letters debate
A reader argues against violence and urges dialogue to prevent war actions. A Marine diplomatizes support for troops in Vietnam while criticizing protests at home and laments Kennedy’s death. He condemns liberalism as a national sickness and defends American freedom amid violence and terrorism claims.
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Bruna Weiss
Pine
John Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cuba
America
Supreme Court
Ramsey Clark
Martin Luther King
Columbia University
Nicholas L, Mlinscek
Warwick
Middletown NAACP Leader Calls Comment Shocking
Horace Belton, president of Middletown's NAACP, said the remark was tragic yet interesting noting many men dedicated to just causes are harmed while hotheads like senators George East land and George Wallace remain. He stressed the shock at the statement, not the speaker's race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Belton
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen
George Eastland
Mississippi
George Wallace
Alabama
Horace Belton
Middletown
NAACP
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Milton D. McLean
A. N. Romm
Edward P. Dougherty
Norman H. Oshrin
Anthony R. Foglid, JR
Tom £. Pray
Glenn Doty
Manny Fuchs
Arthur. J. Benniks
Dan Pauley
George Terwilliger
John C. Haswell
John A. Fournier
Daniel Carey
Press
Goshen Bureau
West Main Street
Monroe Bureau
Stage Road
Newburgh
Broadway
Douglas V. Clarke
Mid-Hudson
Sullivan - Ulster
Liberty Street
Monticello
Charles Crist
Tri-State
Pike Street
Port Jervis
Port Servis
Chris Farlekas
Walden Bureau
Main Street
Dennis Caro
Otteway Advertising Sales
P. O. Box
Campbell Hall
Dial
Times Herald-Record
U. S. Mail
Grange
Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike
Marine Writes
King, Rfk
Pic Robert Cumer
Vietnam
3D Engineer Battalion
3D Marine Division
Quang Tri
Pic Dickney
Sen. Kennedy
RE. Cutter, Jr
H & S Company
REM
FMF
FPO
San Francisco
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