Citizens Hear Of Juvenile Sex Problem In Charleston
Public session at Juvenile Court in Kanawha County exposed the scope and dangers of juvenile delinquency. Mayor John Copenhayer and State Board of Control President Joe Burdett praised Judge Herbert Richardson, who proposed measures including parking meter profits after 6 pm, supervising parents, raising driving age to 18, and forming Witnesses Inc to combat delinquency.
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Charleston
John Copenhayer
Joe F. Burdett
State Board of Control
Burdett
Herbert W. Richardson
Kanawha County
Juvenile Delinquency and Young Offenders Institute
Richardson
Chester W. Bourne
Witnesses, Inc
M. M. Alexander
Nitro
West Virginia
Board of Control
Copenhaver
Gazette
Board of Realtors
Area Airman Dana Webb Jr. Dies in Ohio Jet Crash
Dana A. Webb Jr., 31, aero dynamist from Medway Ohio, was killed when the F-84 Sabre Jet he piloted on a routine Air National Guard flight crashed about 25 miles from Columbus. Webb, native of St. Albans, worked at Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton and served in WWII with the Air Force in Europe. He attended St. Albans High School Greenbrier Military School and the University of Kentucky.
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Medway
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Webb
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Columbus
St. Albans High School
Greenbrier
Lewisburg
University of Kentucky
Parenthood Without Hokum An Answer To Juvenile Delinquency
An interview with Dr. Stanley E Wimberly discusses shifting psychology toward trusting parental instincts. He argues mothers and fathers should consult inner guidance before seeking expert advice noting even Sigmund Freud valued heart over head in big choices. A U S Children’s Bureau report notes mothers feel overwhelmed by expectations and should rely on good judgment rather than endless books.
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Sigmund Read
U. S. Children's Bureau
Washington
Sabin urges halt on polio vaccine to pursue safer strain
Washington June 22 Sabin a University of Cincinnati researcher urged that polio vaccine production be halted to develop a new vaccine with a less virulent strain. He testified at a House Commerce subcommittee symposia where Drs Rivers Smadel challenged his view. Sabin noted Mahoney Type One virus causes about 80 percent of paralytic polio cases.
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Albert B. Sabin
Sabin
University of Cincinnati
House Commerce
Priest ¢D-Tenn
Thomas M. Rivers
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Joseph E. Smidet
Walter Reed General Hospital
Rivers
TJ Sabin
Children’s Hospital, Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Wolverton
Nid
American Medical Assny
Jonas FE. Salk
Motorized Dip Hits the Spot
Indianapolis today reports a pickpocket scene as 21 year old truck driver Jerry C. Krog loses his wallet containing 75 dollars while loading bottles from his truck. An automobile paused beside him and a hand reached from the window to grab the wallet in a deft theft.
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Erry C. Krog
Krog
Eisenhower Opens Six Day Southern New England Tour
President Eisenhower told about 25 000 at Rutland Fairgrounds that peace requires resolve and principle, as he opened a six day Southern New England tour. He noted the Geneva summit and received gifts including a Swiss heifer and a Vermont fishing rod set.
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George Aiken
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Gettysburg
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Molotov Presses for Soviet Demands at UN Session
In San Francisco Molotov set out terms for peace at the UN Assembly previewing Moscow’s stance for a Big Four summit. He demanded Formosa’s return to Communist China, abolition of bases, and a halt to nuclear weapon programs while rejecting Western proposals and pressing for co existence.
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Russia
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Eisenhower
White House
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Philippines
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Molotoy
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Brucker Named Stevens Success at Pentagon
President Eisenhower named Wilber M. Brucker to succeed Robert T. Stevens as Army secretary after Stevens resigned for personal reasons. Stevens timing ends late next month with Eisenhower praising his service to realign military forces. Brucker will become secretary tomorrow after Senate confirmation.
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Robert T. Stevens
Army
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
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Pentagon
Wil‘ber M. Brucker
Michigan
Stevens
Eisenhower
Roy M. Cohn l
Francis P. Carr
John G. Adams
Asst
Secretary of
Defense
H. Struve
Senate
Brucker
Defense Department
Peress
White House
Senators Reject McCarthy Satellite Resolution 77-4
The Senate defeated Sen. McCarthy’s bid to force a discussion of Soviet satellites at the Big Four conference. Only Jenner Langer and Malone joined McCarthy in supporting the move as Democratic and Republican leaders teamed to block the resolution. Fulbright blocked withdrawal and McCarthy accused him of aiding the Communist party.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
Wisconsin
Foreignelations Committee
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Geneva
Moscow
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R-New
Fulbright
D-Ark
Communist Party
Miss Of Ficepimp Crown Draws Local Attention
A paper preview notes a hard choice by judges who finally select a winner. For full statistics, consult the State Magazine Section Sunday in The Gazette.
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Miss OF Ficepimp
State Magazine
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