Chemical analysis to aid in mental case treatment
Editorial discusses future routine chemical tests on psychological disorders, including protein levels in cerebrospinal fluid linked to illness severity and treatment response. It links genetic anomalies such as extra male chromosomes to violent crime, citing Richard Speck, and ponders shifts in law, punishment, and possible national adoption of chemical and genetic therapies.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York
Richard Speck
Chicago
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Absorption a double standard in suburban juvenile cases
A UC Berkeley study funded by HEW finds middle-class suburbs absorb juvenile offenses at nearly twice the national rate, with 81 percent in one community and 77 percent in another handled locally. Experts urge expanding absorption to lower‑income areas to curb delinquency through community identification and noncourt handling.
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University of California
National Observer
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FBI
Robert M. Carter
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Letter to the Editor on Paul Harvey piece and George C. Wallace
A Sun letter writer critiques Paul Harvey's Despair Grips People calling for a clear choice in the election year. The author argues one candidate remains unpandered by politics, George C. Wallace, portrayed as upholding right values rather than electioneering.
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Baytown Sun editorial page credit and Wallace praise
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and newspaper details then presents a George Wallace editorial stance. It praises Wallace as a statesman with a plain spoken voice and cites Paul Harvey on the working majority needing a voice in government. The piece argues Wallace offers leadership beyond politics.
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First Topless String Quartet gains widespread love
A Saga magazine quote attributes a spokesman for the all-girl First Topless String Quartet with the remark that thousands who once hated chamber music now love it. The claim reflects rising popularity and shifting attitudes toward the ensemble and the genre.
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Saga Magazine
Taft Was Heftiest President
AL MELINGER surveys presidential trivia and lesser known facts. The piece lists weights of Taft, historic voting quirks like Tilden vs Hayes, Greeley’s non electoral votes after death, Jeffersons 1806 White House birth, and notes on presidential professions including lawyers and one tailor, with questions about vice presidents and succession.
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U.S
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John W. Kern
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Quick Quiz On Moths And Sea Water Gold Content
The male silkworm moth or Emperor moth has the keenest sense of smell, detecting the female’s sex attractant at about 6.8 miles. Sea water contains gold in solution, averaging one grain per ton of water, worth roughly five cents.
Bedlam Ahead After July 1 as Common Market Ends Tariff Barriers
Washington column flags economic shock in France when Common Market tariff barriers vanish on July 1, enabling imports from Germany Italy and the Netherlands. It cites stronger German and Italian industries, French wage hikes, a 40 hour workweek, and tax concerns. It foresees de Gaulle's possible fall and a leftist government led by Mitterand amid a tourist pullback and NATO base revenue loss.
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Jack Anderson
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NATO
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Senate
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California
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Rafferty
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Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Highlights Names
A fragmented NEA feature list blends terms from languages and arts with scattered clues like painters Odilon and Fernand, roles of public regions, and items such as vessels and legumes. The garbled OCR mixes numbers, European and Hawaiian names, and animal and celestial hints, yielding a dense word puzzle roundup.
Bridge Tips on bidding and misread intentions
A Bridge Tips column critiques a player who overbids with five hearts after partner supports three no trump. North held 15 high card points and several honors but chose not to bid a two no trump. The discussion notes the misjudgment, the partner’s four hearts response, and the resulting down one by South. The column attributes the debacle to North and emphasizes clear bidding and reading a partner’s stance.
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East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Card Play Question on Two Hearts Raise
The bidding sequence shows West North East South pass pass you south hold AIDSTES WAHI43 CRQ HZ you bid two hearts and partner raises to three hearts. You bid two hearts and your partner raises to three hearts.
Know Your County Government Permanent School Fund
The permanent school fund is statutory and was established from lands granted by the state for educational purposes. Earnings from this fund accrue to the available fund of the Harris County Department of Education.
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Harris County Department of Education
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