Parenthood Without Hakum An Answer To Juvenile Delinquency
Irresponsibility of Parents Cause of Most Youth Problems. Orphaned youths like Bud and Charlie recount failed family ties and broken homes fueling runs from Chicago to New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The piece analyzes parental neglect, multiple moves, and street survival as key factors in juvenile delinquency.
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Bud
Hotel Roosevelt
New Orleans
Chicago
Miami
Hfe
Baton Rouge
Charlies
Leonard
Charlie
Kansas City
Groundwork Laid for Look Into State's School Setup
West Virginia lawmakers move toward two education inquiries one into higher education and another into public schools. The Joint Committee on Government and Finance hires Dr. John E. Brewton of George Peabody College to lead the college study for 27500 dollars.
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West Virginia
Tennessee
John E. Brewton
George Peabody College
Teacheers
Nashville
Brewton
Committee On Government and Finance
Commission On Interstate Cooperation
A. W. Cox
Charleston
House of Delegates
State forms 32 member industrial study panel
Gov. Marland announced a 32 member committee to advance the state's industrial development program. A. W. Paull Jr. of Wheeling Stamping Co. will chair temporarily with first meeting set for June 21 in Marland's office. The panel will implement Arthur D. Little Inc. recommendations. Budget requests include up to 25 000 from the governor's contingent fund. Other members listed include E. G. Otey Bluefield and W. W. Jennings Jr. Mont.
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Marland
A. W. Paull Jr
Wheeling Stamping Co
Gov. Marland
Arthur D. Little
Andrew
W. Ruckman
Industrial and Finance
Fault
Governor's Committee On Industrial Development
E. G. Otey
Bluefield
Bluefield Area Development Corp
W. W. Jennings Jr
Mont
Strike Call Adds To Argentina Woes
Buenos Aires reports rising unrest as a general strike is urged by the Confederation of Labor amid clashes between Peron supporters and anti Peron demonstrators. Tonight a hostile crowd shouted Peron yes priests no at the Archbishop’s palace and cathedral, while attempts to place a flag atop the Cardinal's residence failed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Confederation of Labor
Peron
Ple
Logytd
Metropolitan
Rioting in Plaza de Mayo Leaves 23 Injured as Police Raid
In front of church buildings in Plaza de Mayo weekend clashes between government and church supporters left 23 hurt. Police raided the cardinal's palace at dawn arresting 430, with 37 more detained overnight and today. The CGT called a mass meeting in Congress Plaza to vindicate the Argentine flag and honor Eva Peron and President Juan Peron.
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Plaza de Mayo
CGT
Congress Plaza
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Warm spell anticipated as West Virginia warms up
Weather Bureau official at Kanawha Airport says temps rise this week ending a six day cold snap. Charleston records a 62 degree high for June tying the old humidity low, while yesterday also reached 62. Unseasonably cool weather ends as market warm trend begins.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Kanawha
West
Edwards Policy Probes Stir State Racing Commission
A joint legislative committee orders a sweeping study of the State Racing Commission after reports that J F Edwards has policy actions that may harm revenue. Audits will review legality, while Edwards withholds confirmation details. investigations extend to the West Virginia Turnpike bonds and turnover at Charles Town track amid tensions with Bean and Son.
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Charles Town
Panhandle
Bean and Son
Clarence Martin
Marland
Martin
State Racing Commission
J. F. Edwards
Joint Committee On Government and Finance
Edwards
Chesapeake, O
Racing Commission
Senate
Commission
Bean
Legislative
C. H. Koontz
Koontz
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Cominform Dissolution Hinted Ahead of Big Four Meet
An East Berlin source said the Cominform likely would be dissolved before the July 18 Big Four Chiefs of State meeting. The move aims to show Moscow’s sincerity in easing tensions and may occur during Nehru’s Soviet visit. Even with dissolution, foreign Communist parties would stay under Kremlin influence through front groups.
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Berlin
INS
Cominform
East Berlin
Communist Information Bureau
Poland
Comintern
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ussr
Nehru
World Federation of Trade Unions
World Peace Committee
Leonard Scheele
Pittsburgh
Salk
Public Health Service
GM Grants UAW Annual Wage Deal
GM grants the UAW a guaranteed wage plan matching Ford's. Leonard Woodcock confirms plans to seek similar terms from American Motors, Nash and Hudson maker American Motors, Nash and Hudson. The deal emphasizes employer paid benefits to supplement unemployment pay, with 375,000 UAW members and 35,000 IUE workers covered at GM plants.
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UAW
Detroit
CIO Auto
General Motors
Ford
Autal
American Motors Corp
Meutier
CIO
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Kaiser
Leonard Woodcock
Nash and Hudson
Reuther
IGM
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Washington
Jonas E. Salk
iFord
Ford Wildcats
Definition Evening Gown Aimed at Catching Cold or Man
A quirky description presents an evening gown designed to attract a partner or induce a chill, framing the garment as a playful fashion joke rather than a serious item.
Charleston Council splits along party lines over pre meeting caucus
In Charleston the new City Council with a near even split between Democrats and Republicans shows partisan strain after Democrats boycott the customary pre session caucus. Mayor Copenhaver offers his private conference room as an alternative while Minority Leader Bailey pushes for a separate caucus chamber.
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Charleston
Copenhaver
Parti
Simon Bailey
J. M
Mac) Stubblefield
Meeting Set For July 18 In Swiss City
Moscow announces acceptance of a Geneva summit on July 18 21 with the United States Britain and France to reduce international tension and build mutual confidence. The plan calls for a four power top level meet in Geneva followed by foreign ministers talks in San Francisco later this month with preparations in the works.
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Moscow
INS
Russia
Geneva
U. S
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Sir Anthony Eden
Edger Faure
Potsdam
Germany
Truman
Josef Stalin
Clement Attlee
Winston Churchill
Washington
London
Harold MacMillan
House of Commons
San Francisco
U. N
Golden Gate City
Charles E.bohlen
John Foster Dulles
City Waives Flag Day Observance in Business Areas
Flag Day will be observed with open banks and offices as usual. Boy Scouts from Malden Stow Hill and Reed, under Elks committee chair R. G. Williams, will pass out miniature flags and act as ushers for the 8 p.m. program at the Stateuone grounds near Kanawha.
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Elks Lodge
R. G
Bob) Wiliams
Elks Committee
Boy Scout
Malden
Stow Hill
Reed
Elks Club
Quarrier St
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