Publicizing Juvenile Crime Faces Editors Dilemma
The Sanford Herald editorial weighs publishing juveniles names in crime news. Authorities in Texas Florida and Montana favor publicity to deter crime. Judge Lester Loble notes a 50 percent drop in felonies and 75 percent fall in juvenile traffic cases since open hearings and naming juveniles began.
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Texas
Grand Jury
Florida
Montana
San Antonio
Lester Loble
Helena
Mont
Loble
Findley urges support for police at Legion gathering
Congressman Paul Findley of Pittsfield Illinois tells Illinois American Legion members that public praise for police is rare and verbal abuse common. He cites crime statistics and warns that lack of public respect harms policing, urging officials and citizens to back law enforcement to avoid a crime dominated society.
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Illinois American Legion
Paul Findley
Pittsfield
Ill
Levy
Resa
Af DI K
Ena
Wilmington
Sloan
Cancer On The Grill Sparks Health Warnings
The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports science links charcoal grilling to cancer risk as meat fat droplets meet hot coals forming potential carcinogens. A predicted FTC labeling rule could warn the public, prompting a return to indoor cooking for safer, tastier steaks.
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Memphis
Federal Trade Commission
Moderation and restraint urged over extremist violence
The Atlanta Journal argues for Golden Mean moderation in public life, condemning Freedom Now extremists and white racists. It cites Harlem and Rochester riots as proof of lack of restraint, calling for a return to common sense and goodwill amid rising racial tensions. It warns the decent majority must curb the lumatic fringe to avoid more violence in the political campaign.
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Freedom Now
Stranded Charter Flights Plague JFK Route to Europe
The Herald Tribune reports 400000 travelers chasing European charters this summer amid widespread rule violations. Attorney General Lefkowitz deploys a confidential investigator to Kennedy Airport to aid stranded passengers, who pay hundreds for unreliable trips and face delays, broken planes, and inadequate housing.
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David Hoffman
Herald Tribune News Service
New York
HTNS
Rampart
John F. Kennedy Airport
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
Louis J. Lefkowitz
New York State
Lefkowitz
Kennedy Airport
White backlash grows in Chicago amid housing fear
In Chicago a rising white backlash appears real as Polish and other immigrant residents express alarm over increasing Negro presence. A Polish American politician notes residents feel shocked by racial changes and fear losing their homes, which they deem a symbol of American achievement. The impact hinges on civil rights policy and presidential actions ahead.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Barnett Levy
New York
Kennedy
Chicago
Republian
San Francisco
Loop
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
America
Noes On The News From Chicago Polish Areas
A lawyer politician cites Polish homeowners resisting racial change amid fears of decline. He notes many own homes with mortgages and costly churches, shops, and neighbors, arguing Negro influx could trigger economic hardship and force moves.
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Chicago
Paul Revere
Milwaukee Avenue
Jury duty and justice in a nation of citizens
A historical public-spirited critique urges active citizen involvement in law and order. It cites lenient handling of a youth who stole a car leading to a fatal crash, warns against reckless speeds, and stresses juror responsibility and impartial weighing of evidence. It references Stanley Jacobs’s TOGETHER essay on jurors, survey data, and views of experts like Harry Kalven and Charles Newman on juror biases and duties.
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Stanley Jacobs
Together Magazine
Texas Bar Association
Mr. Jacobs
Jacobs
Together
Earl Raab
California Mental Health Society
Harry Kalven
University of Chicago Law School
Charles Newman
Florida State University
Newman
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