Can prison rehabilitate a murderer in modern era
The 1971 column analyzes Edgar Smith, condemned for the Ramsey girl’s murder, arguing prisons should rehabilitate rather than merely punish. It cites Smith’s writings and legal appeals, noting judges have considered releasing him to await trial or bail, while New Jersey resists. Experts question guilt, detection, and the broader aim ofpenology.
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Tom Tiede Ramsey
Nat —Neal
Edgar Smith
Ramsey
Smith
New Jersey State Penitentiary
U.S
America
U.S. District Court
Widgar Smith
New Jersey
Karl Menniger
O.K
FBI
Hot pants extend prison stay at Wormwood Scrubs
A judge added six weeks to Leonard Denniston's sentence after he admitted trying to smuggle a pair of hot pants from Wormwood Scrubs prison. The 25 year old also concealed two cigarette lighters and a letter. A prison spokesman said inmates make the pants from material supplied by a clothing maker and that such items are sold across Britain.
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London
Leonard Denniston
Wormwood Securis
Denniston
Britain
Shirtsleeve diplomacy era in Bryan era politics
A period before World War I is described as shirtsleeve diplomacy when Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan discarded formalities common in diplomacy. The phrase marks a more informal approach attributed to Bryan during his tenure.
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William Jennings Bryan
The Colvert Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Notice
The Colvert Telegram outlines delivery under Second class postal rules with carrier and mail rates. Subscriptions cost 760 per six months locally and 13.00 per year elsewhere in specified Nebraska counties. change of address requires notifying the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram.
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Colvert
Hebraska
Celemeus
Platter Bocce
Buller
Colla
Merrick
Nerce
Polk
Tratit
Nebraska
Cine Stalex
Focal
Columbus
Telegram
Agencies to assume intrastate poultry plant inspections
Washington (UPI) Kentucky and Nebraska asked the Agriculture Department to take over inspection of intrastate poultry plants after survey work and staff plans. The Federal Meat Poultry Inspection Service will implement the program in states unable to meet the August 18 deadline set by a 1908 law. About nine Kentucky plants and 15 in Nebraska are affected.
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Washington
UPI
Kentucky
Nebraska
Agriculture Department
Department
Federal Meat Poultry Inspection Service
Fran Dee Tong
Sravell
Versablic Aparosch
Denil
Acuarius
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Ree Andrasy
Carcer
Gatol
Balter
Ag Department
SCM
THE
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Floyd A. Campbell
Hillcrest Drive
Fleischer Drug
Sears
Columbus, Nebraska
13Th Street
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