Dartmouth Doctor Sees Sophistication Taming Brutal Slayings
Dartmouth sociology chair Dr. Gresham Sykes argues public sophistication and use of psychiatrists in courts reflect evolving views on violent crime. He discusses diagnosis limits, the John McGrath case in Newport NH, and the role of mental illness in murder.
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Hanover
N.H
Newport
Francis L. McGrath
New Hampshire
John
McGrath
Gresham Sykes
Dartmouth College
Sykes
New Jersey
Vermont
Robert Smith
John McGrath
State Hospital
Concord
Dr. Sykes
Moon Vacation Talk Subject At Teen Banquet
Dr Willian Field speaks on Vacation on the Moon at the Fourth Annual Teen Congress Banquet in Montpelier. Lt Gov Ralph Foote addresses for the state, with Mr Arnold Zack and Rev Gerald Fitzpatrick also featured. Vocal selections, luncheon talk on Rock and Roll, and teen council toastmasters are part of the program.
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Montpelier
Willian Field
Montpelier Tavern
Field
University of Massachusetts
Arnold M. Zack
Peace Corps of Boston
Peace Corps
Zack
Tufts University
Yale University
Harvard
Boston
Ralph A. Foote
Congress
Montpelier High School
Gerald Fitzpatrick
Charles Davignon
Montpelier Teen Council
Edward “Chippy” Knapp
Kenneth Hickey
Richard Curtis
The
State Deartment of Public Safety
N H to Accommodate Maine Prison Inmates
Exeter New Hampshire Gov Powell and the Executive Council welcomed 10 Maine State Prison inmates to be transferred to one Hampshire prison in Con. The Maine lockup is crowded and there is room at the Granite State prison. Maine will pay New Hampshire five dollars per prisoner daily for the transfer. Most inmates come from southern Maine saving travel for families.
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Exeter
N.H
Powell
Executive Council
Maine
Hampshire
Con
Granite State
Chiang and Lemnitzer Discuss Formosa Visit
President Chiang Kai-shek met with Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer in Taipei to discuss the South Viet Nam situation and the Formosa Strait. Lemnitzer, visiting on a Far Eastern inspection tour, outlined U.S. defense concerns in the region.
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Taipei
Formosa
South
Viet Nam
Formosa Strait
Chiang Kai-shek
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnitzer
Polio Vaccine Expansion Clears Path To Public Use
The government approved Type III oral polio vaccine for general use completing the Sabin trio. Surgeon General Terry notes two effective tools exist the killed Salk vaccine and the Sabin oral vaccine both ready for physicians to choose based on local needs. Pfizer and Lederle received licenses to manufacture Type III vaccines.
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Washington
Albert Salk
Pfizer, Ltd
Sandwich
England
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
Terry
State Dept Wins Seaside Village at Flower Show Exhibit
The Wonderland Park Award went to the Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources exhibit Seaside Village at the New England Spring Flower Show for the largest popular vote. It was designed by Egbert Hans with John E. O'Doherty accepting the souvenir bowl on behalf of Captain Charles Beaupre. Other runners up included Gardens Around the World and Hillside Rock Garden.
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Boston
Revere Mass. Racing Association
New England
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
John E. O'Doherty
Bureau of Recreation
Department of Natural Resources
Charles Beaupre
Revere Racing Association
Egbert Hans
Natural Resources Department
The
World
Women’s Exhibitions Committee
Hillside Rock Garden
Alexander I. Heimlich
Woburn
Roman Square
Fisherson Florists of
Cemetery strike ends as burials resume in Bay Area
The 27 day strike by cemetery workers against 10 Bay Area graveyards ends. The union votes to accept a new three year contract with a total wage increase of 18 dollars per week, raising pay from 105 dollars weekly.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Miss Gingold Explains Her Slimming System at Luncheon
New York AP reports Hermione Gingold defends weight watching as a lifestyle. She describes her method of eating richly yet claiming to stay thin, and shares an anecdote about Edith Evans. Gingold discusses upcoming NBC program The Beauty of Woman and CBS concert events.
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New York
Hermione Gingold
Edith Evans
Miss Gingold
London
Cyril Ritchard
NBC
Leonard Bernstein
CBS
New York Philharmonic
87Th Precinct
Saints and Sinners
Nick
Rebel” Adams
No Goof-off Clean Dairy Pioneer Retires After 1917 Run
Franklin R. Fowler retires from Fowler's Dairy after a career starting in 1917. Friends recall his extraordinary work record, missing only one day in 20 years of 5 AM to 9:30 PM duty, seven days a week, year round.
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N. Y
Franklin R. Fowler
Fowler
Government to release 75 million sterile screwworm flies weekly
The Agriculture Department seeks 3 million dollars to expand a sterilized fly program aimed at eradicating screwworms costing cattlemen an estimated 125 million dollars annually. The plan would release sterile males in Texas and a 50 mile Rio Grande corridor to intercept females from Mexico, with full impact expected in about three years.
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Washington
Texas
Mexico
United States
Florida
Gulf
Department of Agriculture
House
Southwest
New Mexico
Okahoma
Rio Grande
62 Christmas Toys On Way to Markets
New York AP reports Toy Fair showcases 125000 toys from about 1200 makers for Christmas. Emphasis on animation science crafts and family games with dolls animals and space related items. Notable offerings include monorail trains science kits forecasting sets space game and safety costumes for Halloween and parties.
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New York
Johnny
Susie
Dachshund Puppy Rides in Child Car Seat
In Miami the dachshund owned by D L Wallace rode in a child car seat with a mock steering wheel to see out the windows. The dog sits with front paws on the wheel enjoying the view as the family travels.
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Miami
Fla
D. L. Wallace
Wallace
PTA Reviewer Tags Most Films Merely Trash
Ruth B. Hedges, California PTA reviewer, calls titles like The Children’s Hour and A Walk on the Wild Side trash or distasteful. She endorses Disney outputs and films such as A Majority of One and Flower Drum Song, reviewing about 200 films yearly. Hedges has 30 years of experience and advocates careful parental film choices.
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California
Parent-Teachers Magazine
Ruth B. Hedges
Mrs. Hedges
Oklahoma
Italy Raises Soldier Pay by Thirty Percent
Rome AP reports Italy increases soldiers pay by 30 percent from 115 to 150 lire daily, lifting wages from 18.4 cents to 24 cents per day.
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Rome
Italy
Federal aid to segregated schools ends for federal properties
Washington AP reports Secretary Ribicoff announced that starting September 1963 federal aid for school construction and operating costs will be cut off for districts that include children living on federal property. He said about 200 installations are involved but details by state or pupil counts are unavailable.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
House
Ribicoff
Congress
Escaped Convict Caught Sleeping in Maine Car near Rockport
State Police captured Andrew Moore, 31, of Perry, asleep in a car near Rockport after a 10 day manhunt. He allegedly held housekeeper Emily Woodcock hostage with a .45 caliber and a .22 pistol, forcing a drive toward Bangor before fleeing on foot. Moore was serving 5 to 10 years for car larceny when he escaped from Thomaston prison March 23.
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Rockport
Maine
Here
Andrew Moore
Perry
Emily Woodcock
More
Andrew B. Sides
Bangor
Moore
Thomaston
Viet Cong Seize Viet Nam Lighthouse in Standoff
A U.S. source said Viet Cong guerrillas seized a South Vietnamese lighthouse, held it for several hours and stole its tools last week. The light continued to operate during the incident.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Liz Taylor and Burton Seen On Rome Dates
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were seen in public together in Rome with Taylor’s children and Burton as they dined out. A courier delivered a private message from Taylor to Eddie Fisher in New York. Fisher remained abroad with his family amid ongoing romance rumors.
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Liz Taylor
Richard Burton
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
New York
Eddie Fisher
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Husky Burton
Marc Antony
Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
United States
Kurt Frings
Eddie
Liz
Burton
England
Stuffed Rabbits Guinea Pigs In Kansas City
Detectives buying stuffed rabbits in Kansas City led to the arrest of two store managers and two clerks. The sales violated Missouri blue law prohibiting Sunday sale of non essential items. All four were released on $200 bonds.
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Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Missouri
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