Teen Crime Threats Rise In Soviet Nation Says AP
AP foreign analyst William L. Ryan reports rising teen crime and juvenile delinquency in the Soviet Union with gang violence in Leningrad and Moscow. Youths from elite families imitate American trends, adopt Western names, steal cars, traffic in alcohol, and clash with peers, teachers, and authorities.
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Foreign Aid On Loan Plan Pressed By Representative Vorys
Washington congressman Vorys says he will push House action to shift foreign economic aid to loans and seeks to earmark at least 50 percent of 165 million dollars for development loans to backward nations. He attacks outright grants despite Hoover Commission findings. Senate opposition noted.
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Detroit man attempts to give away infant daughter
Willie Robinson stood on a street corner in Detroit and offered to give away his nine month old daughter, Dar lene, to passersby for over an hour. Police held him for investigation while the baby was returned to the mother.
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Man Charged With Killing Girl With Car in Reno
Renoist Hubert Jefferson, 32, a cement finisher, was jailed on murder charges for allegedly pinning his former girlfriend Elsie Evans, 27, against a parked car with his automobile. Detective William Backer said three witnesses saw Jefferson drive at Evans and her companions, then fire twice.
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Taylor Sees China Parade En Route to Washington
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor viewed a parade of over 20 000 Nationalist troops at Ping tung Formosa while traveling to Washington to become U S Army chief of staff He met Chiang Kai shek at Pingtung and received the Military Order of Yaeguk with Gold Star from Syngman Rhee at Seoul He then moved to Okinawa and Taipei en route to Hong Kong Europe Bowdoin mentions poets and Pierce in a separate fragment
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Man and Wife Hurt By Bomb Blast in St Louis Home
A 28-year-old man, Frank Green, and his wife Ethel Green, 22, were injured when a black powder bomb hidden in a radio record player exploded inside their frame house. One wall was blown out. Mrs Green suffered severe leg cuts, while Green had minor bruises. Police said the couple knew of no motive.
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The Phone by Your Bedside Can Be the Handiest of All
The article extols bedside telephones as the most useful home convenience, noting they end fruitless searches for the caller, prevent missed calls, and save time. It highlights privacy, security, and comfort from phones placed in convenient home locations, available in eight colors or two tones, with installation charged once. Call the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania to plan service.
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Notable Urological Surgeon Dr Oswald Lowsley Dies
Internationally known urological surgeon Dr Oswald Lowsley aged 70, author of many papers and a textbook, dies Saturday in New York. Retired U S Steel executive Harold L Hughes, 75, born in Saugus, Mass, dies Saturday. George A O Neill, 74, retired golf professional and course architect who once instructed President Harding, dies Saturday in Miami.
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