Crank Callers Need Psychiatric Help
A article discusses malicious telephone calls that threaten and harass, noting many originate from hostile attitudes toward women. It covers historical context, legal efforts in 19 states, and police challenges. Tips advise not revealing personal details, avoiding escalation, and seeking psychiatric evaluation for the offender when possible.
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Texas
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Charlotte
Susan
Kennedy Quits Exclusive Club
BOSTON The Globe reports Atty. Gen. Robert F Kennedy has resigned from the Metropolitan Club in Washington after the club refused to welcome Negro guests. Washington diplomats and society leaders dine there. Earlier, George Cabot Lodge also resigned in protest. Both Lodge and Kennedy left over the policy.
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Boston
the Globe
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Capital
The
Globe
George Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Lodge
State Insurance Board Named Under New Law
Maine Governor George F. Mahoney announced the appointment of five well known Maine insurance men to a new insurance examination advisory board created by the 100th Maine legislature. The panel will advise on written exam scope and schedules for agents and brokers in fire casualty and surety fields starting January 1, 1962. Members include E Clifford Laddkland Clifford Leeman Leon Sanborn Robert Lane and Lewis Barrows. Laddkland Leeman Sanborn Lane Barrows are named to represent various insurer groups with Barrows also serving as Newport public representative.
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George F. Mahoney
Maine
Maine Insurance Department
Examination Advis Board
E. Clifford Ladd Kland
Clifford E. Leeman
South Portland
Leon M. Sanborn
Gorham
Robert C. Lane
Wayne
Lewis O. Barrows
Newport
Ladd
Capital Stock
W. C. Ladd and Sons of
Rockland
Commercial Insurance
Boston
Leeman
Mutual Insurance Agents’ Association of
New England
Sanborn
York Mutual Insurance Company
West Buxton
Lane
MFGA Meeting Moves to Augusta State Office Building
Maine Fish and Game association changes Sunday gathering from Hallowell to Room 114 at the State Office Building, Augusta. President Clarence W. Roth Litchfield says the move stems from unavailable club facilities and aims to decide the future of the state group after recent by law changes. He warns of wide notice delays and urges clubs to note the new venue.
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Maine Fish and Game Association
Hallowell
Augusta
MFGA
Clarence W. Roth
Litchfield
Roth
Trima Fish and Game Association
Cliff Biddeford
Million Dollar Guarantee Backing McNeeley Patterson Fight
Peter Fuller, manager of Tom McNeeley, puts a million dollars in escrow at National Shawmut Bank of Boston to backMcNeeley’s title defense if he upsets Floyd Patterson in the November 13 Boston Garden bout. The contract allows a title rematch no earlier than 120 days after November 13 and no later than July 1, 1962. Fuller calls the guarantee unique in boxing history as promoters file the paper with Massachusetts Boxing Commission.
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Boston
Peter Fuller
Tom McNeeley
Floyd Patterson
Fuller
National Shawmut Bank of
McNeeley
Patterson
Boston Garden
al Bolan
Massachusetts
Boxing Commission
Lodge
First Negro Graduate From Clinton High Plans Further Study
The first Negro to graduate from integrated Clinton High School in Clinton, Tennessee, earned a bachelor’s degree from Tennessee A and I University this spring. Cain intends to work in Columbus, Ohio, for a year in social service before pursuing graduate studies. Clinton’s 1956 integration was marked by violence and the school was later dynamited.
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Clinton, Tenn
Tennessee A & T Univrsity
Cain
Columbus
Ohio
Clinton
Commissioners Eye Thursday Signing of Document Issues
Commissioner Eddie Urbec said there are still problems to be solved after yesterday’s study and no official action was taken. He noted the issues should be worked out in time for the formal signing Thursday.
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Eddie Urbec
Youthful Trio Spend Night Out At Loring Air Force Base
Three boys, Elmer Shook 13, Paul Shook 7, and Donald Moore, reportedly missed school on the base and were found unharmed after spending a frosty night outdoors. State Police and base personnel conducted an all night search in wooded areas and near a lake, over familiar ground, before daybreak discovery and return to their homes on the base.
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Loring Air Force Base
Elmer Shook
Paul
Donald Moore
Higher Police Pay Proposed in State Association
Chiefs of Police call for a standard pay scale with a $7,500 minimum for chiefs and $5,500 for patrolmen. A resolution recommending the scale was adopted yesterday at the association's annual meeting.
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Low Meine Asociation Association
Chiefs of Police
Association
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