FBI Chief Links Youth Crime To Nation's Problem
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover proclaims the present appalling youth situation as the crux of crime urging publication of youths names and past records for law enforcement. He cites 15 to 17 year olds involved in more than 30 crimes including rape and murder and urges fingerprinting for future identification.
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National Guard Battery Holds Open House for Anniversary
The 556th Field Artillery battalion Iowa National Guard marks its tenth anniversary with an open house and social hour in Cedar Rapids. First Sgt. Roy Orr says Capt. Douglas C. Shaheen ordered a 7:30 p.m. training start with center tours at 8:30 p.m. at 520 A avenue NE. Major William Klahn will attend from Davenport to represent the battalion commander.
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Cedar Rapids
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Douglas C. Shaheen
National Guard Training Center
A Avenue NE
Davenport
William Klahn
Senators deny foreign hints in Dulles criticism
Two senate Democrats dismissed a New York Herald Tribune report that British and French officials urged anti Dulles sentiment as poppycock. Senate leaders Knowland Mansfield Sparkman dismissed foreign influence claims and stressed no administration belief of foreign interference. The article cited Fulbright as a critic and noted ongoing hearings on the President’s Middle East resolution and aid package.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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G.O.P
William F. Knowland
California
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Mansfield
John Sparkman
Dala
Foreign Relations
House
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Sen
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D-Ark
England
Oxford University
Fulbright
Knowland
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Freed American vows to press refugee aid work aboard
Richard Roraback, 26, of Dobbs Ferry New York, freed from Hungarian prison, vows to resume refugee relief efforts. He crossed into Austria with four British students and Norwegian Einar Roos after earlier arrest for helping escapees, saying he is glad to flee back and intends to return to Andau to continue aid activities. The group, detained for crossing a canal into Hungary, faced further disagreements over telling their story as they missed a Glasgow-bound plane.
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Austria
INS
Richard Roraback
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Free Austria
Einar Roos
Roraback
Roos
Andau
Hungary
Sorbonne
Paris
International Rescue Committee
Glasgow
New Jap Defense Chief Supports Rearmament Plan
Akira Kodaki named director of Japan defense agency. He argues most nations retain defense forces and signals some U.S. Japan treaty clauses need revision. He aims to boost morale via an information service and ends a political controversy over the post.
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INS
Akira Kodaki
Japan
Defense Agency
Kodaki
Monaco
Haan
Tanzan Ishibashi
Tokyo University
Foreign Office
England
India
Lebanon
Switzerland
Diet
Woman Bookkeeper Jailed On Theft Charge
Pearl Beckwith a 39 year old bookkeeper pleaded guilty to embezzling 30664 from the First National Bank in Cassopolis Michigan over two years. Her husband Leon Beckwith 44 faces arraignment on obtaining money under false pretenses as the couple awaits sentencing.
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Mich
Pearl Beckwith
First National Bank
Leon Beckwith
Beckwith
Carl D. Mosier
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