Model Youths in Crime World Dengharm Minds of Officers
USC Professor John Milner argued before 400 juvenile officers that crimes by youths arise from family dynamics and inner guilt structures. He cited two California cases, a Norwalk high school principal’s son and a Stanford University student, to illustrate how conscience evolves under parental influence and external authority.
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John Milner
California State
Assi
Los Angeles
Milner
California
Norwalk
Stanford University
Stanford
Brown tackles violent TV, crime, and youths
Attorney General Edmund G. Brown urged parents and authorities to curb youth exposure to violent and crime themed media on television and in comics. He cited a Citizens' Advisory Committee on Crime Prevention report criticizing overemphasis on crime and aggression. He said censorship is not his aim, but responsible handling is required.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Long Beach Lions Club
Brown
America
Citizens’ Advisory Committee On
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All's Well on Ship of Protest
A nonviolent protest voyage to the Pacific nuclear testing area reports the 50- foot Golden Rule, with a crew of four sailing from San Pedro. They say they are 300 miles out at 29 20 N 120 10 W and that all hands are well amid good sailing weather and one light storm. Support pours in from Albert Bigelow and others as the crew communicates by ship to shore radio.
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Lawrence Scott
Albert Smith| Bigelow
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Conn
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St James
N.Y
Orion
Sherwood
Poughkeepsie
George Willoughby
Blackwood
Terrace
Navy Officer Guilty of Drunk Driving in Seaside Vic
Judge Charles Smith fined Navy warrant officer Joe Henry Roberts 210 dollars after a special police report found him driving a vehicle up a stairway at Pier F in Seaside. Roberts admitted he had been heading to Japan and answered the officer with a single word.
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Joe Henry Roberts
Navy
Roberts
Japan
Pier Fi
Seaside Vic
Smith
Senators to Hear Argument Today on Anti-sinkage Bill
Sacramento dispatch reports a Senate hearing today on an anti-sinkage bill tied to Proposition 4. Opponents include the California Independent Oil Producers' Committee and a Long Beach Citizens group, with Mrs Leon Olson active in opposition. The measure aims to curb subsidence via state legislative action, not a voter initiative.
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Zest Waek
California Independent Oil Producers’ Committee
Long Beach
State Senate
Natural Resources Committee
Spike Dietrich Wins Yet Another Bike Prize
Spike Dietrich, 21, of 3431 Caspian Ave, is set to receive another bicycle after General Mills officials selected his crayon drawing of Sleeping Beauty's castle as second place in a Cheerios box contest. He has previously won two bikes in safety slogan contests and once took a $65 check instead of a bike in 1956. He notes he does not always win and mentions a pogo stick prize from an earlier contest.
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Spike
Dietrich
Caspian Ave
Anna Dietrich
General Mills
Minneapolis
Minn
Bill Seeks Numbers for Boats in Long Beach Area
A House committee in Washington approved a bill to establish a state administered, Coast Guard supervised boat numbering system for all power driven craft. About 2000 small pleasure craft in Long Beach would receive numbers, with nearly four million boats nationwide affected. The measure also imposes penalties for reckless operation in federal waters and requires accident reporting.
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House of Representatives Merchant Marine Committee
Washington, D. C
United States
Coast Guard
House
McKesson urges Long Beach unity in crime fight
District Atty William B. McKesson addressed Long Beach residents at the Petroleum Club urging a unified citizen and law enforcement effort against crime. He stressed restraint in prosecutions, criticized media for sensationalism, and noted the county's high felony filing rate. Dep Atty Ted Sten introduced him.
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Long Beach
McHesson
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Ted Sten
Devitt Files for LB Municipal Judge Seat
R M Devitt filed nomination papers Friday for municipal judge Office No 1 opposing incumbent Judge Parry Hight. Devitt 41 of 4111 Chestnut Ave has law offices at 4234 Atlantic Ave practicing here since 1949. He studied at Georgetown and served in Navy legal dept 1944 to 1946. He is active in Elk Lodge Lakewood Lions American Legion and Republican politics. wife Mary active in politics. they have four children.
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M. Devitt
Parry Hight. Devitt
Chestnut Ave
Atlantic Ave
Georgetown University
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Chicago
District of Columbia
U. S. Supreme Court
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Devitt
Elk Lodge Sss
Lakewood Lions Club
Lakewood American Legion
Mary
Roof Driller Nets $5,000 in Coins
Burglary at Steuber Service Co. reports thief drilled attic roof, kicked plaster, bypassed alarm, and broke into counting room. Safe dial knocked off. $5,000 in coins stolen from eight bags containing pennies and other coins. Previous four years ago, Delbert Chapman arrested and jailed for similar theft.
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Toney
T —E Steuber Service Co
South
Delbert Chapman
Lomita
Whirlybird Copter to Land at Market
A Whirlybird helicopter from a TV show on KEY will land in the Alpha Beta Raisin Market parking lot at 14335 Bellflower Blvd at 1 pm Saturday. Pilot badges will be given to all children present and other free gifts will be distributed.
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Alpha Beta-Raisin
Bellflower Blvd
Best Dressed LBSC Girl Reveals Budget Tips
In the Sunday section Irene Angle describes budget fashion at Long Beach State College. The piece, by staff writer Bert Resnik, previews upcoming features in Next Sunday's Independent Press Telegram and notes additional magazine and Parade items on celebrities and quizzes.
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Independent, Press-Telegram
Irene Angle
Long Beach
Palm Springs
Bert Resnik
Southland Magazine
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