Respect for parents and law waning in Japanese American youths
In Sacramento the police report rising involvement of Chinese and Japanese youths in theft and knifings though not a trend. Elders and leaders warn that Americanization may erode family ethics and respect, urging return to core morals to prevent further loss of discipline among youth.
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Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento Police Juvenile Bureau
Sansei
America
Kinya Noguchi
Television's mixed effects on children debated by researchers
Washington- Research over 15 years suggests television may aid or hinder children. California studies show heavy viewers sometimes equal or exceed light viewers in grades and reading interest. Some findings link TV to greater vocab, more reading sparked by programs, while overall reading hours stay around one hour daily.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Enterprise Assn
California
Paul Witty
Northwestern University
Witty
Harvey and Bacon: aid to Viet Nam foes debated in public
Paul Harvey argues that allied ships and aid to North Viet Nam undermine U S efforts while Congress challenges be limited to front-line nations. James Bacon adds Hollywood satire on Rosalind Russell as a comic mother in Oh Dad Poor Dad.
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Greece
Norway
Japan
Lebanon
U.S
Michigan
Chamberlain
Southeast Asia
Rep. Chamberlain
Free Nations of
Washington
Congress
Noody
James Bacon
Hollywood (Ap
Rosalind Russell
Roz
Headache era as patients crowd doctors says expert
A physician warned that patients now dominate medical care through self-education from television, radio and print. He cited long symptom lists and pages of notes brought to appointments, noting many are treated by media rather than doctors. He warned the trend favors advertisers over clinicians.
Congress moves to end silver in new coins and cut
Congress acts to remove all silver from future dimes and quarters and cut silver in half dollars from 90 to 40 percent. Administration argues coins keep value under Gresham's Law repealed while Treasury faces shrinking silver stocks and rising demand. World silver production may not keep up, with prices likely to rise in coming years. A veteran roving reporter notes the need for an orbiting one.
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Congress
Gresham
Treasury
Back in America Boyle relishes safe water and window shopping
Boyle writes from San Francisco after nearly three months reporting the war in South Viet Nam. He compares fresh water and urban life, recalls street scenes, and reflects on the courage and idealism of American servicemen amid ongoing difficulties.
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America
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
San Francisco
da Nang
United States
War and Tax Prospects Amid Viet Nam Conflict
The Viet Nam war weighs on the stock market and tax cut hopes for 1966. Defense spending could rise if troops grow, shaping the economy and family plans. Gardner Ackley notes a 4 percent growth target through 1970 with deficits likely, while increased revenue may not shrink the federal debt.
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New York
Viet Nam
U.S
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
House-Senate
Ackley
Treasury
Mrs. Rabbit And Mr. McGregor Lessons On Hurt
Dear Mrs Lawrence reflects on a child shunned from a party comparing it to Peter Rabbit. The answer counsels letting children feel hurt as normal and not overreacting with catastrophe. Parents should acknowledge pain and offer love without denying reality.
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Muriel Lawrence
Peter Rabit
Mr. McGregor
Peter
Mr. McGregors
Daddy
Lila
Support the Boys Dear Parents Attend Local Little League Games
Mrs Laura R Huff urges parents to support their Little League players by attending games to boost morale. She praises the team’s effort and envisions future big leaguers, encouraging families to fill the bleachers and show encouragement.
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Journal
Ball
Dad
Laura R. Huff
Saco
Tax cuts or spending depend on Viet Nam war cost says Ackley
Ackley argues tax cuts hinge on the Vietnam War's size. If costs rise, higher government spending makes tax cuts less attractive. In war time, taxes tend to rise to fund the government and curb private spending on competing industrial goods.
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Ackley
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Bundle
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