Highfields therapy for 19 delinquents shows 83 percent success
In Hopewell New Jersey a group of 19 delinquent boys live at a 14 room estate once tied to the Lindbergh case. Through five days a week work and peer led meetings they confront problems, and a five year study records an 83 percent successful adjustment in the community.
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Dean Martin
Bill
Prez
Highfields
New Jersey
John Wall
Associated Press
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
World Briefs Roundup From Milan to Kyoto
In Milan Eva Anversa a widow receives an extortion note traced to a 10 year old crime novel fan. In India two wives of Zamindar Kasipur contest a state assembly seat with the senior wife winning by about two thousand votes. The UN child fund approves nine point one million dollars for fifty one countries in eighty three projects. In Scotland James McLuskie is discharged from the Seaforth Highlanders after opposing amalgamation with the Camerons. In Kyoto officials plan a mobile rest room for tourists labeled foreigners only. In Seoul the junta bans high heels parasols manicured hands for college girls and enforces conservative dress.
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Associated Press
Milan
Italy
Eva Anversa
America
Cuttack
India
Kasipur
Couple Wed In Funeral Home Garden Ceremony
In Nashville, Shirley Price and Melvin Baker exchanged vows at a funeral home after rain interrupted their garden wedding. The couple carried on with guests and wedding party seeking shelter and completing the ceremony inside the funeral home.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Shirley Price
Melvin Baker
Washington Notebook highlights free labor on Capitol Hill
The Kennedy press conference reveals teenage girls from Vas sar and Wellesley colleges working eight hours daily on Capitol Hill and in government agencies with no cash or school credit, described as self-improvement. Sen. Hugh Scott laments pressure tactics by lobbyists and cites a mock manual for strong arm legislation. RCA head David Sarnoff showcases a pocket TV unit, joking about its lack of range. Beverly Shay of Rep Widnall's office reports a lunching switchboard operator during a disability claim inquiry.
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Wellesley
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R-Pa
Scott
Beverly Shay
Rep
Bill Widnall
R-N.j
Social Security Office
Baltimore
Old Political Mix up at Late Night Campaign Stop
Beverly asks for the time as a fast walker is mistaken for a messenger by a Republican official. The man realizes his new boss, former Rep. Bob Miller of New York, is nearby and greets him with a casual bad joke about the evening’s pace.
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Republican National Committee
Ole Pal
Rep
Bob Miller
New York
Miller
Utah Personal Income Rises Faster Than U.S. Average
Utah with under one million residents shows a rapid rise in personal income from 1954 to 1959, up 429 percent against 33 percent nationally. In the Salt Lake City metro area the increase reached 44.5 percent.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
UPI
Loveland Valentine Museum Holds 141 Year Old Heart
Loveland Colorado hosts a valentine museum where February cards are remailed under the town’s romantic postmark. One lacey heart specimen is said to be 141 years old, a highlight among nostalgic keepsakes.
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Loveland
Colo
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