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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1964

Page

8

Farm youth who killed parents is committed to boys school

Gerald Krueger a 16 year old Waterloo farm youth who said he shot his parents to death because they treated him like a baby was committed to the State School for Boys at Wales for an indefinite term. He confessed to killing his father Roland 47 and mother Lillian 45 with a .22 rifle and hiding their bodies ten days prior in a plan formed over two years. The Juvenile Court Judge Charles E. Kading ruled him a delinquent and refused adult murder charges, making him a ward of the State Welfare Department to be confined until 21 with possible release or a two year extension afterward.

Jefferson Gerald Krueger State School For Boys At Wales Krueger Waterloo Roland Lill ‘Lian Charles E. Kading State Department of Public Welfare

Court orders confinement with rehabilitation focus in teen case

In a May 1964 letter, Kading urged that punishment accompany disposition in a case described as horrifying. He emphasized rehabilitation for the boy, noting society will not tolerate antisocial, uncontrolled behavior and that treatment should address emotional upset or mental illness.

Kading

Egyptian Press Hails Soviet Aid and Arab-Soviet Pact

Cairo editors praise Khrushchev era Arab-Soviet solidarity and Soviet support for Arab policies. Western diplomats weigh the impact of the pledge of credits totaling 277 million dollars and the broader lineups of Soviet backing amid looming East West tensions.

Cairo Khrushchev Nasser Africa Jamiel Eusla el Athalt

Soviet and Egyptian stance noted at Asian African talks

A fragment discusses the Soviet Union and Egyptian position at a joint Soviet and Asian African conference. Observers note Gamal Abdel Nasser's neutral stance remains unchanged amid international pressure ahead of next year’s agenda.

Iuilal Luic UWCL Soviet Union Sec Gamal Abdel Nasser

United States Merchant Marine Academy at King's Point

The United States Merchant Marine Academy is located at King's Point on the north shore of Long Island.

The United States Merchant Marine Academy King’s Point, AY Long Isand

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