Opinion on Pennsylvania's handling of mentally defective offenders
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues that Pennsylvania confines mentally deficient offenders in Dallas correctional facilities with vague rules and inadequate psychiatry, producing a sterilized confinement. It cites Judge Bonnelly ordering the release of 78 such juveniles and DA Specter's concern over dangerous delinquents, urging law and procedure reforms to protect society and the inmates.
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Dallas
Bonnelly
Specter
Star Chamber
Philadelphia Bulletin
College costs push bills up and loans scarce
The high cost of college strains families as loan funds tighten. Banks report limited liquidity and loan denial unless a customer account exists, while public and private programs total near a billion dollars but demand grows faster. Projections expect loan funds to double in 1969 and triple by 1972 as enrollment rises.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
First National City Bank
Today In History September 20 1966 Highlights
Today is Tuesday September 20 1966 the 263rd day of the year with 102 days remaining. Notable events include the launch of the American frigate Old Ironsides in 1797 the unification of Italy in 1870 and a hurricane sweeping through New England Long Island and New Jersey in 1998.
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Italy
New England
Long Island
New Jersey
Bottinelli-Kimball, Corry Evening Journal Ad Notice
Fragmentary OCR text lists building names and rates for mail and carrier delivery. Indicates publication details and subscription prices, mentioning second class mail, annual rates, and per copy carrier costs. Context suggests a newspaper notice or advertising block with pricing terms.
The Wedge and the Clash of Civil Rights in America
Paul Harvey discusses social turmoil and how offhand threats escalate divisions. He cites Sheriff Ogilvie’s Rockwell arrest and the racial tensions spurred by civil rights advocacy, warning that crackpots widen the wedge. He concludes with reflections on unity amid unrest and a brief historical note on Truman and Nepal China.
Labor politics and recall of old labor days in 1960s LA
Drew Pearson reports on Southern California Operating Engineers backing a $50,000 donation to Gov. Edmund Brown then reversing. Johnson draws small Labor Day crowd in Detroit. Hoffa argues labor not hungry. The piece contrasts Reagan’s anti-labor image with GE ties and historic pro-labor vs anti-labor actions. It recalls 1949 1950 labor union shifts, the CIO IUE split, and Johnson’s Labor Day contrasts.
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Operating Engineers
California
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Detroit
Johnson
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Labor
NLRB
IUE
TUE
Carrier Corporation
Lemuel Boulware
Boulware
Jimmy Hoffa
What Do Modern Wives Do After Breakfast
Hal Boyle recites a humor piece from New York on modern wives, a diaper deliveryman’s jab at marriage, and how California reforms shaped work safety and equal opportunity. The column humorously contrasts wives’ work routines with husbands and daycare, ending with a wife teasingly sending her husband to work to “start cleaning the house.”
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New York
Frances
Rover
Publication rule for letters in The Journal
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer's name and address are included. The opinions in letters are not necessarily the newspaper's views.
Vaccines and ulcers topics span medical advances and care
Readers ask which vaccines are definitively proven to protect against contagious diseases. The text notes major vaccines for smallpox, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, measles, typhoid, paratyphoid, yellow fever, rubella, and cholera, plus a new mumps vaccine anticipated this year. It discusses TB vaccines, other vaccines on research agendas, and emphasizes booster shots for ongoing protection. It also explains leg ulcers causes and treatments, including antibiotics, circulation issues, and possible surgery, and mentions Dr. Coleman accepting letters for the newspaper column.
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Coleman
Ures Syndicate, Inc
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