War on Crime Unwinnable Says Hoover in Opinion
In a recent interview J Edgar Hoover contends the breakdown of the home is the top factor behind juvenile crime. He cites 70 percent of serious arrests involve under 25s and urges parental authority and firm standards. He criticizes the judiciary for overemphasizing rights of offenders over public safety. He calls for action by parents, youths, and courts to win the war on crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI
Board of Education
Bargain hunters aid hard-hammered bonds in New York
Investors flock to the bond market as prices drop and yields rise to multi-year highs. Treasuries, corporates, and tax-exempt issues fall in value, forcing higher rates on new issues. Banks hold about a third of mortgage loans, while tax-exempt bonds follow the same price decline pattern amid rising rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nasioen
SSSR
Tses
Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago March 18 1966
Iran crisis nears tipping point as UNO security council looms and Russo American strains grow. John Downer 20 fatally struck by a rock from nearby blasting while operating a tractor on Roy Alexander farm west of Union City. Michael J. Flaherty 76 dies after one day in Corry Hospital. Blanche N. Nichols 630 East Wayne street dies in sleep after extended illness. Beaver Club announces Little Beaver Contest field meet at Loveland Field on May 11 and 18 with club directors listed.
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John Downer
Roy Alexander
Union City
Downer
Blanche N. Nichols
East Wayne Street
Beaver Club
Loveland Field
Alton Dahlstrand
Charles Butters
William Ene
Ralph Carroll
Robert Williams
Paul Stroup
E. F. Paine
Richard Bachemer
Laurie Baker
Joseph Baressi
Paul Meerdink
Ray Burr
Rotary Father and Son banquet lights up Hotel Corry
Forty years ago on March 18 1926 Rotary Club members held a Father and Son banquet at the Hotel Corry with Harry Smith delivering a eulogy on Father Mother and Home. Harry Kimmy suffered a hand injury from a buzz saw while cutting wood near his home yesterday morning.
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Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Harry Smith
Harry Kimmy
Mr.Kimmy
Dy, Gov
This Day In History March 18 1966 Highlights
On March 18 marks key events: 1818 pension act for veterans, 1897 Grover Cleveland born in New Jersey, 1919 New Jersey rejects Prohibition, 1937 gas explosion kills 455 at New London school, 1940 Hitler and Mussolini meet at Brenner Pass, 1959 Hawaii admitted as state. Misc notes touch politics, terrorism and diplomatic moves.
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Associated Press
Congress
United States
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
New London
Tex
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Eisenhower
Hawaii
Ces
Tennedy Administration
Russia
Hal Boyle's Americana insights in New York humor
A humorous roundup from Hal Boyle listing quips on spelling, Irish mornings after, Christmas shopping, Australian girls, Congress, poets, intellectuals, dining in Manhattan, office grumps, breakfast, a backyard rug chore, Amarillo, Chihuahuas, chess on TV, chili, women, cornfields, lending money, and old-fashioned trust. The tone is light, observational satire with a tour of oddities and stereotypes.
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New York
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
Julie Andrews
Manhattan
Deep South
Amarilla
America
Senator Dodd Finances Aides In Aid To His Campaigns
Drew Pearson reports on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's private finances including payments to ghostwriters for a book and loans from friends to finance personal projects. The piece details a $2,500 bounced Sourwine check and Dodd's diary entries from January 1964 describing attempts to cover the debt with further work, loans, and a Connecticut Bank loan to meet the campaign deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lockett
U.S
Thomas J. Dodd
Jay Sourwine
Dodd
Connecticut
Sourwine
Hartford National Bank
Moieaka
Ed Sullivan
Der
Connecticut Bank and Trust
Hartfrd National Bank
Urwine
The Heart and Health Risks by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop reviews heart function and why people fear heart disease. He cites annual cardiac deaths, six main risk factors cholesterol obesity hypertension cigarettes inactivity and diabetes, and outlines dietary cautions and lifestyle changes to extend life. He also notes driver safety tips amid driving hazards.
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the Heart Association
Nasal polyps and hay fever linked by allergy review
Reader questions chronic nasal allergy and recurrent polyps. Expert explains polyps arise from allergy and infection, how repeated removal offers little relief without treating root causes, and stresses ongoing allergy management to prevent recurrence. Health column notes safety tips for injuries and directs further inquiries to the newspaper staff.
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Mactis
Business Mirror
Treasury
Corry
Washington
UNO
Security Council
Michael J. Flaherty
Corry Hospital
Mr. Flaherty
James O'Brien
West South Street
Charles Kromas
Blue Bird Restaurant
Roberts
North Center Street
Exchange Hotel
Federal Lee Whittlesey
Corry Young Man
WLS
Chicago
Hal Boyle
Drew Pearson
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Internal Security Committee
Sen. Dodd
White House
State Department
Bureau of Security and Counsular Affairs
Abba Schwartz
Frances Knight
Passport Division
Schwartz
Nevada
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Internal Security Committee
McCarran
William Jenner
R-Ind
James Eastland
Mississippi
Doddie
Miss Knight
Odd
Jacob Javits
Ranly
Csarn Ezeh
Sporaine
Javits
Thom Hennings
D-Mo
New York Times
The
Times
Communist Party
American Friends Service Committee
Iti
Jim Bishop
Kansas
Goleman
Gonoratie Tren
Dr. Coleman
Rebs
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