Repeaters Swelling The U S Crime Wave
A National Education Association piece cites a Baltimore grand jury charging 11 men in multiple bank robberies and warns repeat offenders drive crime in major cities. It highlights parole restrictions, bond stiffening, and faster trials, citing six brutal cases across 1963 to 1967 and multiple prior convictions.
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Microfiche Defines Compact Image Archives
Microfiche is a small photographic film carrying 100 or more page images. The top edge bears a legible title to aid quick identification and retrieval from a file drawer.
Water as medicine to prevent respiratory diseases says expert
Dr P Gregg Rhodes told a Denver convention that drinking ample water daily helps prevent and treat respiratory diseases. He advised this as part of the Public Health Service chronic respiratory disease program in a speech to the Children’s Asthma Research Institute and hospital.
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First Issue of Post in New Format on Newsstands
The Saturday Evening Post shows its revival in a new format and reduced circulation plan after a 5 million loan from Time Inc. The Aug 10 issue features heavier cover stock and larger type as Curtis Publishing cuts circulation to about 3.35 million and offers Life and other magazines as substitutes.
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