The Juvenile Shoplifter Leading Crime Parade
Washington dispatch notes a UPI report estimating up to 100 million potential shoplifters in the United States with ages from seven to 18. It cites studies by Donald Laird and Mary Owen Cameron, contrasting juvenile and adult shoplifters and noting kids often travel in small gangs.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Donald Laird
Tastern
Mary Owen Cameron
Shoplifting by Girls Holds FBI Focus in 1960s Study
The FBI report notes that female shoplifters target inexpensive items like leather goods, gadgets, and food, with some cases involving higher priced jewelry. It says many young thieves act as an adventure, often stopping after capture, while authorities seek reasons for a surge in shoplifting since 1960 and emphasize catching offenders to curb behavior.
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Federal ’ Bureau
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Hervine
Fremont Shoppers' Guide and Directory Distributed
Fremont Chamber of Commerce completed citywide distribution of thirty thousand copies of the Fremont Shoppers Guide and Business Directory. Tom Toborg says distribution was done by American Field Service Clubs of Irvington, Washington and Mission San Jose schools. Copies are available at the chamber office on Thornton Ave. The guide lists retailers, services, professionals and industrial firms doing business in Fremont.
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Fremont
Fremont Shoppers
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Tom Toborg
American Field Service Clubs
Irvington
Washington
Mission San Jose
Chamber Wie
Thornton Ave
New York
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York Stock Exchange
SouthPac
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Abbott Lab
MartioNar
Abias Cp
Maylay
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Ind
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Ste Ketts
AI Millis
McGonn
Mead Co
Alcan Alam
Merck
MGM
Hallibwl
Amairlin
Carterw de Roe
Ham
Mbonsen
RY Teladyne Inc
Abe
Val Horie
Morrell
AmCyan
Motorola
Holt Electron
Alameda County
Cvessnaa
Win Meese
Chriscrait
Howmel
Nus & Tm
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Am Daveta
Nevada
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Newbery Fit
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BMG
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Northrop
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Norton
al- Algline
Norwich
Ameda County
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Hayward
U5 Steel
Newark
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Opeth
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Pleasanton
Cooper Ind
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Yafion
Cofaag
Pacific Telephone
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ReyrreRe
Warlan
Galitopnia
Loerhat
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Pan
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Yalan
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Penntyele
Barden
Wwe
Brians
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Whirl Co
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White
Wilson Co
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Bullard
LION
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Bulova
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Burt Ind
Prinor
Burroughs
Rota
Xerox Corp
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Lauckyeire
Palarolt Ait
Aascciatea Press
duPont
Lukens SM
We Procter
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Putlman
Sky
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Rayonist
AG Ata
Magnaven
Raytheon
American
Eapress
Joseph Magnine
Anheuser Busch
Bank of Arnarks
ErieLach
Rexall
Bank of Cally
Ennyicorp
American Reyn
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Norte Amen
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Watkins Johnson
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Sehick
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Mlb
Scott Paper
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Awe
Soac
Sears Roe
Seeburg
EquityCo
Bath
Singerco
Pacific Tb Waay
Isram Corp Kaisor
RIC
Will
Perry
Siahalit
Pete
Pacific's Protecting Stores Against Shoplifting Evolves
A Princeton University Store manager explains losses of about 875000 yearly led to new precautions as open shelves raise theft risks. The piece notes few shoplifters are charged, citing fear of false arrest suits, and references actress Hed y LaMarr's acquisition of a city-suit damages claim after a store arrest. A cross country survey shows college students lifting items like coats and steaks from dormitories and stores as stock markets edge higher with gains in IBM and airlines.
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Jack Worthington
Princeton University
Fai
Hedy LaMarr
May Co
Los Angeles
National Observer
College
NEW ‘York
UPI
United Press
Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Belta
Northwest
Gayment
American
Braniff
Investment Funds New York Area Ledger Highlights
Readout shows varied fund prices, including Keystone Abord Diver and Scudder Funds, with numerous mutual funds and brokers listed. Highlights include prices for Franklin, Dreyfus, Scudder, Vanguard, and Fidelity funds, plus dividends and yields, in a dense market snapshot.
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Planear
National Aysy Crows
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Price
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Invest Group
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IBM
Scientific Data Systems
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Douglas
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New Jersey
Mart
Elec
Guido Casadei
Larry R. Howell
P.O. Box
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Woodview Accident and Life Company
Linmism, Nebraka
Muthal Legal Reserve Company