Montana Judge Advances Open Courts for Juvenile Offenders
District Judge Lester Loble in Helena, Montana champions open juvenile courts and publicity for serious offenders. After decades of reform efforts starting in 1956, his law changes cut felony cases 50 percent and non felonies 68 percent, with traffic cases down 75 percent. He pursues publicity and punishment as tools to curb youth crime amid a national rise in juvenile delinquency. Tomorrow will outline how the Montana system operates.
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Taxpayers face $5120 per person to cover public debt
The text argues that if every taxpayer paid an equal share it would total 5120 dollars per person, up 96 dollars from the previous amount, and notes that the administration seeks to raise the debt ceiling.
Postal shifts spark concern over service cuts nationwide
The Post Office Department moves from Indiana to New York via Los Angeles, raising postage, advancing automation, and curtailing service with threats of further reductions, prompting questions about next steps and potential routes ahead.
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New York
Los Angeles
Subsidized Wheat Exports to Russia Questioned
Rep. Widnall accuses the Johnson administration of selling American wheat to communist Russia at taxpayer subsidies. He notes that export subsidies for 1964 amount to 42.9 million dollars and argues this aids the enemy.
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William B. Widnall
New Jersey
Johnson Administration
Russia
Successful Investing and Insurance Guidance for a Widow
A reader asks how to invest after losing a spouse with $3,000 in savings and a $3,000 life insurance policy. The adviser urges sustaining the policy, suggests using it to protect the wife, and discusses gradual investing after securing life coverage and potential stock purchases. The column also notes a separate Indiana court contempt ruling and Alaska’s low population density.
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Inside Report on GOP Havana Ties and Trade Policy
The piece reviews Republican stance on East West trade amid tensions with Communist bloc nations. It notes Meany and AFL-CIO influence, O Neill's break with administration on key votes, and the risk of delaying Johnson anti poverty aims if trade policy shifts.
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Case records of a psychologist on quack fallacies
Dave Babbitt hosts a KYW Cleveland radio program named Contact. He seeks debate on the anti cancer substance Krebiozen with FDA and AMA figures but finds no willing participants. A Cleveland doctor warns against using him as a newspaper dreamer.
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Krebiozen
Cleveland
Mae
Debunking Quack Remedies and Ad Hominem Attacks
A readers’ letter discusses ad hominem fallacies and critiques medical quackery such as Krebiozen. It praises physicians like Dr. Ivy while challenging sensational claims and urging reliance on clinical tests over hype.
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Medical Missionary Dodgson to Speak at First Baptist Sunday
Dr. Kenneth Dodgson of Assam India will address the First Baptist Church in Indianapolis Sunday at 9 30 am. The missionary, famed for hospital work in Assam with over 17 000 patients admitted and more than 7 000 operations performed, returns on furlough with family ties to Rev. Charles Dodgson and Rev. Stanley Dodgson both prominent ministers.
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Uganda Seeks Planes To Control Tribesmen
Kampala officials have requested helicopters and spotter planes to support security forces amid intertribal clashes on the Uganda Congo border. Barba and Bakonjo tribes seek secession from the Toro kingdom under a figure named Mad King Mukiranev.
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Pro-China Faction Calls for Indian Political Shift
The pro China faction of the split Communist Party of India urges establishment of a people's democracy and replacement of the current bourgeois landlord state and government in Bombay.
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India
Communist Party of India
Immunity and tonsil size in children and medical critics
The author argues that tonsil size in children may shrink with age due to natural immunity against common respiratory infections and outdoor life. He condemns fear-driven parenting and notes the FDA’s alleged effort to discredit Dr. Ivy and Krebiozen, citing Senator Douglas.
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Shapiro and Dille Elected to NAB Top Posts
In Washington, Mike Shapiro and John F. Dille Jr were elected chairman and vice chairman of the National Association of Broadcasters. Shapiro, general manager of WFAA in Dallas, and Dille, president of WSJV in South Bend Elkhart, will each serve one-year terms.
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Whosoever Will Be Great Among You Bait
The note reflects on social class and status among people with wealth and brains. The author Julien C. Hyer suggests that associating with high-class folk elevates prestige and offers learning, while mixing with others risks an inferior complex.
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