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2-It THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, May $0, 1968 CROSSWORD-By Eugene Sheffer 57. Ripped 58. Absent 59. Marshes 60. Pay attention 61.

Perceive VERTICAL 1. Apiece 2. Medicinal plant 3. African river 4. Trouble spot 6.

Pronoun 6. Tennis, 7. Discharge 8. Forms 9. Place 10.

Mature 11. Fishing: pole 17. Bird's craw 19. Knock ir Tk Answer to yesterday's puzzle. HORIZONTAL 1.

Consume 4. Plant 8. Mast 12. Wing: 13. Detail 14.

French author 15. Against 16. Evaluated 18. Vital organ 20. Faucet 21.

Insects 24. English novelist 28. Makes ready J2. Household need S3. Uncooked 34.

Cut down 36. Juana 37. Hebrew-measure 39. Grounds 41. French city 43.

Shoal 44. Taste 46. Book of maps 60. Freed 65. Khan 66.

European river 22. Gait 23. City need 25. French novelist 26. Reclined 27.

Health resort 28. Support 29. Incarnation of Vishnu 30. Wide-mouthed jar 31. Withered 35.

Feared 38. Stair parte 40. Near the stern 42. Title 45. Walk 47.

Asian country 48. Chills and fever 49. Satiate CO. Tennis term 61. International language 62.

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On this date: In 1498, Christopher Columbus sailed from Spain on his third voyage to the New World. McAlpin's gentlemen' corner, main floor ell stores writ or phone 421-9100 Men are more inclined to favor shooting that are women. Persons with college training are more inclined to oppose this approach. Negroes nationally oppose shooting by a 6-to-l ratio. Three persons in every ten among residents of large cities (500,000 and over) predict serious racial trouble during the next six months, as seen in the results to the following question: "Do you think there is likely to be any serious racial trouble in this community in the next six months." Is Racial Trouble Likely? (Big City Residents) Is likely 30 Is not 59 No opinion 11 A special survey of the mayors of the nation's largest cities reveals that most are taking new steps this year to deal with racial problems and lawlessness, with particular emphasis on citizen participation.

Cited most frequently as plans to combat crime and lawlessness by the 59 mayors (or chief executives) reached in this mail survey were: (1) increasing the strength of the police force; (2) improved or new communications and field reporting systems (including the use of computers); (3) greater training for police; (4) crime prevention programs for the community. OTHER MEASURES include: Increased patrol in high crime areas, particularly during hours most crimes occur; community relations programs between the police and the public; better street lighting; use servance of Memorial Day took place. In 1883, a report that the six-day-old Brooklyn Bridge was about to collapse caused panic. Six persons on the bridge were trampled to death. In 1942, during World War II, more than 1100.

British bombers attacked Cologne, Germany. In 1961, the Dominican dictator, Rafael Truillo, was assassinated. Ten years ago Two unknown American servicemen one from World War II and one from the Korean War were taken to their final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery. Five years ago The death toll was officially estimated at 10,000 in a windstorm which hit East Pakistan. Most frequently cited are these programs: The Neighborhood Watch Program, Operation Crime stop, Operation Crime Alert, Operation Radio Watch, Chec-Mate, Buddy Program, Block Mother Program and Signal Ten.

Other areas involve the general education of the community in crime prevention through news media, seminars, conferences and the like; community relations programs; advisory commissions on crime made up of officials and citizens; civilian police reserves; special education programs on police work and crime in the schools. The mayors of these large I In 1539, the Spanish ex- plorer, Hernando de Soto, landed in Florida. I In 1868 100 years ago A Tl 111 TNew! Boy. the first formal ob- GUESS WHO'S COMING TO THE BY GEORGE GALLUP PRINCETON, N. Residents of the nation's big cities are sharply divided on the question of whether police should shoot looters during riots or whether a less drastic approach should be taken.

The issue was joined when Mayor Richard J. Daly of Chicago ordered his police officers to shoot anyone caught looting during riots while others notably Mayor John Lindsay of New York criticized this approach. Those interviewed who believe the police should shoot looters argue, that "nothing else has worked" and that people would be discouraged from looting if they were threatened with this sort of punishment. "Let's face it," said a middle-aged Los Angeles resident, "the soft approach hasn't worked and looting: has to be stopped. If a couple of them were shot while' looting stores, you can bet others would be reluctant to get involved." Those who take the opposite view argue that human life is more important than personal property, although many in this group never-theless call for stern measures.

"Shooting looters would be useless manslaughter," said a young New York City woman. "These people ari caught up in mass hysteria. One has to take this into consideration. I think we can sacrifice a bit of property for a few lives." The following question was put to a carefully designed sample of 460 persons of both races living in cities of 500,000 and over (from a total sample of 1507 for the nation as a whole). The survey is based on personal interviews and was conducted in early May, following the extensive rioting in April.

"AS YOU may know, the mayor of a large city has ordered the police to shoct on sight anyone found looting stores during race riots. How do you feel about this do you think this is the best way to deal with this problem, or do you think there is a better way?" The results based on the big-city sample: Is Shooting Best Way? (Views of Big City Residents) Shooting is best way. 47 There's a better way. 49 No opinion 4 Knit-Look Denim Jeans vu. TOP 0' THE INN OEEDY BILL! 25.90 reg.

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Raymond Wolber, Steven Wolf. Edward Wolff. William Wolfzorn. Bruce Yeezell, Phi No Zang, Theodore Zinscr and Joseph Zurlinden, Graduation ceremonies for Elder High School will be held at 8 p. m.

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