Who Is Responsible For Riots Damage In New York
A New York merchant sues the city for 1.7 million dollars over riots last year claiming police protection was inadequate and losses should be reimbursed. The case mirrors debates on public safety and law enforcement amid recent riots in Harrisburg and political fallout from Mayor Lindsay's defeat.
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Skirting The Issue Miniskirts Face Safety Council Scrutiny
The Miami Herald notes miniskirts could prompt National Safety Council action if lawmakers do not act. A Charleston West Virginia driver backing out collided with a police car after staring at a miniskirted pedestrian, causing about $90 damage. The piece suggests blinds as a possible remedy.
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Today In History June 27 highlights from 1950 to 1969
On this date in 1950 President Truman ordered the U S Air Force and Navy to repel North Korea's invasion. Other items note New Amsterdam 1652 speeding law, 1844 Smith murders and Brigham Young leadership, telegraph in 1847, 1893 stock crash, 1936 Democratic convention, JFK Ireland reception in 1963, 10 years ago refugee aid call, five years ago U S ambassador Lodge Vietnam remarks, one year ago Soviet antiballistic missile talks.
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New Amsterdam
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Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Philadelahia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Ireland
World Council of Churches
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
U. S
Soviet Union
Lindsay Keeps Options Open For Kiss And Make Up With GOP
A view of New York Mayor John Lindsay weighing paths to higher office. He vetoed moving his Liberal Party ticket toward City Council President while courting GOP ties to stay viable for Governor or President.
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Alex Rose
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From Housewife to Head of Scepter Records
Florence Greenberg, once a Passaic NJ housewife with two teens, built Scepter Records from a $30,000 inheritance into a major label turning out about 100 million discs and $8 million in revenue. She recalls buying her son's song, signing acts like Dionne Warwick and the Isley Brothers, and offers advice to wives seeking purpose beyond the home.
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Florence Greenberg
Passaic
N.J
Stanley
Manhattan Music Publishers
Bell bottom trousers back in fashion gain notice
The Columbia State notes a revived interest in bell bottom trousers. The piece questions whether readers will adopt the flared style and jokes about the difficulty of changing pants without removing shoes.
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S.C
Thomasville Times Enterprise receipt of AP dispatches
Notice lists copyright, publication rights, and mailing details for the Thomasville Times Enterprise including address, subscription forms, and tax information. It outlines republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and local news, with postal and pricing notes.
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Career Corner: Women Choose Military Paths and Training
The column advises women on military careers, noting the WAC, WAVES, WAF, and Women Marines as top options with pre-enlistment guidance. It lists recruitment contacts for Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marine Corps and discusses civilian job carryover, education, and reputation concerns.
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Tex
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U.S. Marine Corps
Navy
Army
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WAF
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Barely Breathing Says Age Measured by Menu Gaze
An Iowa physician from Health Insurance Institute suggests a man is old when he looks at the menu before the waitress. The remark appears in the Birmingham News.
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ABM Debate Shifts Public Momentum in Nixon Favor
Senator Scott says Nixon has Senate votes for Safeguard ABM system while Senator Mansfield sees rising pro ABM sentiment in grassroots polls. A national survey by Opinion Research Corporation for Citizens Committee indicates 84 percent favor an ABM and most favor congressional approval, reshaping the partisan dynamic.
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Senate
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Citizens Committee For Peace With Security
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Massachusetts
Jerome Wiesner
Abram Chayes
Kennedy
Ivory Coast Faces Neocolonial Tensions and French Ties
Ivory Coast amid a Western presence, with Parisian influence evident in Abidjan, hosts over 30,000 French residents and $4 million annual wine imports. President Houphouet-Boigny expelled the Soviet mission after alleged meddling, amid wider claims of neocolonialism shaping Africa’s emergence.
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Charles de Gaulle
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