Global Communist Party Membership Grows in 1966
A State Department survey reports world wide Communist party membership rose to 46 million in 1966 from 43 million in 1963 44.5 million in 1964 and 43.9 million in 1965. China leads with 21 million members followed by the Soviet Union 12.4 million.
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Birch Society cites 1967 International Communist Scoreboard
Belmont Massachusetts AP The John Birch Society says the International Communist Conspiracy spread worldwide in 1967 with 33 countries rising, 24 falling, and 84 stable. Russia and Red China top 110 percent, United States 60-80 percent unchanged. Canada Egypt West Germany Japan India Austria show increases while Argentina Brazil China Greece Haiti Indonesia Rhodesia Thailand South Vietnam show declines. Robert Welch founder directs from Belmont headquarters.
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Plan To Tell Police Side Of Story Urged
At the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police convention in Phoenix leaders urged a public relations program to enlighten the public about law enforcement challenges. National FOP president Sgt. John J. Harrington warned lawlessness grows faster than population and called for lower retirement age and higher salaries to attract recruits.
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Vance Bingaman
Soldier Drowns in California Reservoir
Soldier Thomas P. Gilbert, 21, of Yuma Army Proving Grounds Arizona, drowned in a reservoir formed by the Senator Wash Dam near Winterhaven California. The incident was reported by AP and details indicate a fatal water accident involving a U.S. military post.
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UA Summer Session Expands As 8000 Enroll This Week
At the University of Arizona about 8,000 students begin summer classes as education moves toward a 12 month year. Dean Pendleton Gaines notes enrollment has doubled since 1959, with many high school graduates taking college courses to gain early university exposure.
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Finland Tightens Drunken Driving Rules Swell Jails
Finland faces jail crowding as authorities report overflow of drunks after the government made sentences longer than three months for drunken driving. Previously many offenders served in airport and road work camps, raising questions about closing these camps and housing all offenders in prisons.
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