22 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1955
Page
1
A European perspective on American juvenile delinquency highlights myths and real trends. Critics argue U.S. youth face complex causes, while leaders like Kefauver seek answers beyond superficial blame.
A July review shows about 260 of 160 proposals in presidential messages to Congress have progressed. Only 42 of 160 proposals, including 40 treaties, have been approved, while 71 remain without definite action. The tabulation highlights customs, GATT, juvenile delinquency control, welfare, Indian affairs, and TVA financing as key items.
A garbled report notes profits exceeding some forecasts with gains broad across sectors. It cites Wall Street activity lifting stock prices amid wage and demand shifts, highlighting large firms’ profits and uneven results among smaller companies.
In Glacier Park Montana, the body of June Johnson, a South Euclid Ohio resident, was found near Alt. Algo after a fall from a cliff while hiking with Glacier Park staff. Chief Ranger Elmer Pindmerk reported the victim died at the scene around 4 30 a m MT. She was the daughter of Dr and Mrs Clivence Johnson of South Euclid. Superintendent Tamark said she was hiking with guides of the Glacier Park Company when the accident occurred.
The text discusses persistence in defiance of conscience, implying such defiance may seem to win but harms the soul. It cites Shakespeare and a French orator tale to illustrate that guilt, remorse, and a silent inner judgment persist, ending with the author urging recall of inner conflict as a remedy, from a Roy L. Smith work published by Abingdon Press.
A Russian delegation led by Turar Triters begins special studies in Iowa. They aim to expand contacts with U.S. farm machinery firms and visit Iowa State College officials including Professor G F Sprague. The group plans factory tours and discussions to broaden collaboration before concluding the visit.
A light plane crash near Spearfish killed two South Dakota men, pilot James Gircb and Harold Ericksen, during a uranium search. The plane was seen flying at very low altitude before the wreck. Ranchers discovered the damaged aircraft after it disappeared in gusty winds.
Fort Defiance and Corsairs meet in a Sunday league game at Lie City Diamond. The schedule places the teams in the Northern Arcint Haseball league, with the Aalecs on the road against Bt. Johnn Sunday, reflecting a cross cultural clash and varied mental aspects of campus life.
Local youth baseball action centers on a Babe Ruth League game tonight at City Park. Pirates and Indians vie for early-season bragging rights in a tense evening matchup in the park.
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