... crime' The statement circulated by the Cambodia Embassy said that, in addition to Mr. Caldwell, a fighter at the palace was killed and another wounded. One of the gunmen was captured and faced the most severe punishment. Progressive The statement ...

... on crime Crime in Warwickshire dropped by six per cent during the first five months of this year, compared with the corresponding period for 1966. the chairman of Warwickdhire Police Authority. Ald. Guy Nelson, said yesterday. He reparte4 that the number ...

... crimes in county A total of 11.493 crimes, including three murders, were committeed in Warwickshire in 1975 a 10.9 per cent increase on the previous year's figure. The number of serious wounding offences increased from 23 to 50. But despite the increase ...

... working. First and foremost they will be examining the best techniques for the prevention and detection of crime: the expansion of the regional crime squad system: the development of radio communications: the ideal police coverage for different areas: the ...

... CRIME A dowser’s rod and pendulum could crush the I.R.A. terrorist campaign in few days, it was claimed at the Astrologers’ Convention at Harrogate on Saturday. Mrs. G. Barraclough, a London water diviner, who was provided with a slender back whalebone ...

... No crime Mr. Hogarth said: We are committing no crime by withholding labour. Seamen are not asking for better wages arKi conditions than those enjoyed by 95 per cent of the industrial workers of this country. We do realise the Government's responsibility ...

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... CRIME THIS country will look with special interest at the proceedings in the congress on criminology which is being held in London. For long it 'nad been thought that training, guidance and instruction were what the criminal needed rather than harsh treatment ...

... Crime By JUSTIN ATHOLL To-day crimes of Violence are unfortunately commonplace. But other types of crimes have almost disappeared. The writer suggests some of the reasons for this. ith passengers. Now that people tend to keep their money and valuables ...

... crimes In the last six months a number of old crimes hay number of old crif es have been cleared up and people have been convicted. Mor arrests are expected when Lowe's information has been checked. Inquiries so far have indicated that, unlike the Kray ...

... CRIME THIS country will look with special interest at the proceedings in the congress on criminology which is being held in London. For long it had been thought that training, guidance and instruction were what the criminal needed rather than harsh treatment ...

... no crime An enterprising British Rail steward's plan to sell his own sandwiches was never on the right track. Abdul Rashid was caught red - handed with two sliced loaves and a bag of tomatoes, about to board a Glasgow train at Euston station. But three ...