Shoplifting Rising Teens Linked to Social Ailment
Editorial notes a surge in teenage shoplifting, with 100000 weekly arrests and losses up to 3 billion annually. It argues the crime stems from declining character, not poverty, citing a Saturday Evening Post piece and police educational efforts. It highlights a 17 year old’s case and warns of career and license consequences.
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Washington, D.C
Saturday Evening Post
Bil Davidson
Davidson
the Post
United States
FBI
Dren
Daddy
Annapolis
Post
Blain horse sense cited against violence committee
The speaker criticizes the administration for encouraging militant actions and eroding constitutional principles in crisis. He claims policies drift toward socialism and fiscal danger, and urges more practical thinking in Washington. He notes the President formed a violence committee, doubting its effectiveness comparing it to the crime committee.
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Washington
Blain
Teachers Investment Club Seeks Speculative Growth Picks
The Teachers Investment Club proposes a speculative growth portfolio using available capital. Highlights include Sizzler Wickes Van Dusen Aircraft as solid growth plays with rising price trends and regular dividends. Spacerays, a laser and office devices firm, lacks earnings but shows rising sales and bank financing. a May 100,000 share issue at 19 supports market expansion. National Video is criticized as a loss with poor prospects. American Petrofina is offered as a switch with strong petrochemical interests and a 3 percent-plus dividend.
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Teachers Investment Club
Sizzler
Wickes
van Dusen
Spacetrays
Spacerays
American Petrofina
ASE
Roger Spear
Roger FB
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Greek Junta under fire in critique by Papandreou allies
The Greek American Andresy Papandreou claims the April 21 revolution leaders are hollow troopers and faults the junta in a scathing Life sized booklet critique. He questions leadership from Papadakis and Pipinelis while praising Papadopoulos under pressure.
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Greece
Athens
Andresy Papandreou
Papandreot
F. A. Papadakis
Jobor
House of Sessions
IM4
K.K.E
Presonta
Hoarse Dry Cough in Children and Ear Canal Clues
A mother reports persistent hoarse dry coughs in her children linked to post-nasal tissue and possible tonsil or adenoid size. Dr Brady advises careful examination including throat and nasopharynx, ear canal checks, and targeted medicaments rather than removal, with attention to bronchial signs and possible earwax blockage.
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Ciulmen
Penn Yan
The Worry Clinic and Early Aviation Tales
Dr John B Crane recalls 1932 congressional inquiry into flying all US air routes and a Central America airline client who excluded Lindbergh. Becky the stewardess shares a dramatic deathbed tale aboard a flight. A famous early fliar reputedly flew drunk after smuggling whiskey on a New York Chicago route.
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John B. Crane
Congress
U.S
Central America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Indiana
Becky
Ming
America
Hough
New York
Chicago
Texas
Harlaycorn
Folklore by William Wade Compiles famous poems and misattributed lines
A fragmentary compilation by William Wade presents rhymed quotations from Pope Gray Byron and Shakespeare, with other 18th century writers like Edward Young. It mixes well known verses about virtue happiness and living boldly, noting how mankind repeats patterns across ages.
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Pope
Gray
Byron
Shakespeare
Edward Young
Guns do not kill people says jurist and press debate
A Milwaukee judge proposal prompts critique of gun control laws amid renewed congressional push and public debate. The column notes Sirhan Sirhan and Senator Kennedy's assassination spurs calls for tougher rules while arguing violence stems from people, not firearms. It cites California law on gun possession and references national magazines pressuring lawmakers.
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Milwaukee
Antigua
Robert Keaneny
Congress
California
Sirhan Sirhan
MilraKhee
Sen. Kennendy
Modern ship circumnavigation records and notes
The text surveys attempts to pin down the modern circumnavigation record. It cites the USS Triton submerged voyage ending at St Paul Rocks and Cadiz in 1960, the May 10 completion, and mentions a 60 day world cruise by a Norwegian ship. It notes the Cape of Good Hope to the Horn voyage by the Clippers James Baines at 182 days as an earlier sailship record. It also references a captain’s refusal to allow crew horseplay during a North Pole voyage and hints at the Trijan holding a record for a complete circumnavigation.
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USS Triton
SSRN
St. Paul Rocks
Atlantic
Martin
Cadiz
Spain
Magellan
Meyce
Cape of Good Hope
Horn
Panama
Suez Canal
James Baines
North Pole
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