Europe Eyes How Americans View Youth Delinquency
European observers compare myths of American gangsters with current concerns over juvenile delinquency. The London Economist defends a broad view, noting 95 percent of American youths grow up normal, while Kefauver cautions that causes are complex within a changing society.
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Europe
U.S
London Economist
the Economist
Economist
Red “Paradise
America
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Senate
Naming Folsom to HEW post reflects social reform roots
Marion B. Folsom appointed Secretary of Health Education and Welfare. A former Eastman Kodak treasurer, he helped pioneer unemployment insurance ideas since 1922. His stance evolved with economic conditions, foreshadowing modern social security and old age assistance policies.
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Marion B. Folsom
Eisenhower
Eastman Kodak
Folsom
Rochester
N.Y
C.S
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Reuther
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mortgage choices shape home buying costs and monthly load
An insurance and lending analysis argues that choosing a 20-year mortgage rather than a 30-year plan can save borrowers thousands in interest over the life of a loan. It notes higher monthly payments but much lower principal, with veterans loans and no down payment options growing in popularity as the housing boom continues.
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Bam Dawson
New York
Joan
Northwestern National Life Insurance
Insurance Company
Veterans Administrator
Western allies clash over Geneva proposals in tense talks
Washington reports show the United States Britain and France failed to agree in advance on what to say to the Russians at Geneva. Faure’s sudden disarmament and European security ideas drew Western surprise and risked exposing divisions as Bulganin responded to the proposals during the opening session.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
Faure
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Eden
Wen
Eisehower
Eas
Russia
Rians
Isenhower
Germany
Case History of a Psychiatrist Discusses Five Ages of Humans
Dr Crane explains five ages used by psychologists to rate people including chronological physical mental educational and emotional age. He notes divorces often stem from emotionally immature partners and cites examples of misjudged priorities and financial irresponsibility.
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Bert
Polio Opinion Urges Calm and Early Care
Dr. Jordan advises a balanced view of polio, noting vaccine limits and infection signs. He urges calm, vigilant care, bed rest for suspicious cases, and prompt physician diagnosis, stressing treatment improvements and the importance of not panicking.
Radioactivity Said Leaked From Radium Calib Source
Owners of two Cincinnati buildings sue Keleket X-Ray Corp for 75000 claiming a radium calibration capsule leaked and made the structures dangerously radioactive. They say the firm seeks to vacate and refuses partial decontamination, leaving the buildings unfit for occupancy and repairs blocked by ongoing contamination concerns.
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Lochsaati
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Alt E
Tosca Anderson
Robert
Lela Holz
Uildings
Keleket X-Ray Corp
Cnble
One Legged Woman Spurs Near Riot West of Downtown
Police described a near riot Monday night west of downtown after Lilian Hard, about 24, acted aggressively with crutches. Officers Lee Hightower and James Kirk attempted to arrest her as a crowd of 400 to 500 spectators gathered, she shouted defiance, and the scene required assistance.
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Sincinne
Lee Hightower
James Kirk
Lilian Hard
Wyatt Earp and Johnny Ringo clash over a gun warning
In a tense Allen Street scene Wyatt confronts Johnny Ringo and Billy Claiborne after a taunting note to Wyatt’s deputy star is ruined. Wyatt disarms the trio with calm authority, warns of future action, and hints at Ringo’s fate. The confrontation ends with Wyatt promising to pin the deputy’s star on Ringo someday.
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Frank Stilwell
Wyatt
Wyatt Earp
Behan
Spence
Claiborne
Johnny
Billy Claiborne
Billy Claibore
Spence 2A
Sutwell
Allen Street
Johnny Ringo
Ringo
San Angelo
Wes Tome
Sid
U S Defends Foreign Legal Rights for Servicemen
In testimony to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Deputy Under Secretary Robert Murphy said no basis exists for complaints against foreign criminal jurisdiction in treaties. He argued treaties grant concessions and that leniency by local authorities has aided U S troops, amid criticism by lawmakers over U S servicemen under foreign law.
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Washington
State Department
Canies
Teenay
Americopean Defense
U. S
House Forigne Affairs Committee
Robert Murphy
Cnts
Murphy
House
Rolative Baw
Ohio
U.S
Horoscope and note on plans as West Point founded in 1802
The piece links practical tips for daily planning and financial restraint with optimistic forecasts for early 1956 about work changes and home life. It also notes the United States Military Academy at West Point was established on March 6, 1802.
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United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Local News And Variety Show Schedule Shifts
A noisy schedule lists 18 events and acts including Tom Moore News Show and Lopes Music News. The list mentions dances bands and theater pieces with times from 10:48 to 4:18 and venue notes at Sardis and Batty Crockercave Eas-Martin.
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Nbe
Dra
Tom Moore
Abe Ul Thowela
Wakted
Malonerabe Tancheow
Sardis
Ted Stone Show
Proderckoabe
Lopes Music News
Wonderful
Batty Crockercave
Eas
Martin Bioer
Ebe
Serian Ete
Ara
Abe Ttaby Hercer Hrabe
Sabermbe
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