Delinquency a Normal Component of Society Says Sociologist
California sociologist Dr. Albert K. Cohen told the Third Annual Vermont Youth Study Conference in Plainfield that juvenile delinquency is a normal element of industrial society. He cites detachment and insecurity among urban youth and notes similar Soviet social problems despite data limits. The Vermont conference, with about 60 attendees, runs through today.
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Plainfield, Vt
California
Albert K. Cohen
Center For Advanced Study In the Behavioral Sciences
Palo Alto
Calif
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Cohen
Vermont
Goddard College
Shirley Booth Brings Warm Humor to Hazel on TV
AP reports Shirley Booth stars in Hazel, a 1961-62 hit with strong ratings. Booth notes the show uses writer Ted Key to keep a friendly, loving cast dynamic akin to Father Knows Best and I Love Lucy, avoiding a pure gag approach.
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Hollywood
Hazel
Lucy
Ricky
Ted Key
Ski Film Nets $2,120 For Scholarship Fund
The Pine Cobble School PTA reports a benefit screening of the John Jay film Once Upon an Alp at Chapin Hall Williams College raised 2120 dollars for the Pine Cobble scholarship fund. Fourth to ninth grade students earned credit for selling tickets with top sellers named.
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Williamstown
PTA
Pine Cobble School
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Hunter Durand
Robert Farley
Gordon Kunzelmann
Michael Brown
Deborah Burns
Sally Jenkins
Stuart Shapiro
Julia McMahon
Betsy Scherr
Susan Hunter
Juliet Flynt
Kip Robbins
Peter Winant
Sarah Doane
Laura Treadway
Dave McWilliams
Willard Dickerson Jr
Glenn Ortman
Paul Dworkin
Steven Dark
Arthur Shapiro
David Povsner
John Reder
Harry Hewat
Linda Kirwin
Jeremy Hewat
Des Moines Librarian Buys Donated Book for Dime
City librarian Dan Williams attended a benefit book sale and paid ten cents for an unusual book that had been donated and belonged to the library.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Dan Williams
New Hampshire Towns Spend Most Local Taxes on Education
A state survey shows five towns in New Hampshire paid over 90 percent of local taxes for education last year. Auburn Chatham South Hampton Pittsburg Clarksville exceeded 80 percent, with 223 towns raising 22.8 million dollars for schools and a per capita 76 dollars.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
State Education Department
Paul R. Fillion
Department
Division of Administration
Auburn
Chatham
South Hampton
Pittsburg
Clarksville
Fillion
Norwich Invites High Schoolers To Visit Campus
Norwich University invites junior and senior high school students to campus on February 21 for Student Engineer's Day as part of National Engineer's Week. Principals select qualified students, with parents, to tour engineering facilities, have lunch, view military engineering displays, and participate in selecting a Student Engineer of the Year from Norwich student societies.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Norwich
Public school costs differ for urban and rural districts
The article notes that most of the 25,000 pupils in privately financed parochial schools reside in cities, highlighting cost disparities between urban and rural public education.
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Shirley Booth
By Bob Thomas
Miss Booth
Vermont Bank
and ‘Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sennington
Brattleboro
Bellows Fales
Chester
Bueels
Charming
Main Street
Atkins Jewelers
Bennington, VT
Man's
N.H. Towns
BAYER
Alka Seltzer
Alberto
Breck
Johnson & Johnson
Micrin Sale
Mandrake
Colgate
Gleem
Dristan
Sale
VICK
Vaporub
Tintex
Large Ass
T. Valentine Box
North St
Helene Curtis
Richard Hudnut
Toni
Prom
Bobbi
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