Juvenile Delinquency Seen as a Global Tale of Youth
The article argues that most adults recall youth mischief, cites 1962 US arrest estimates for under 18s, and links delinquency to an era of anxiety. It quotes experts like Philip Green on the pressures of divorce, crime, and war, and notes that discipline and law shape youths into conformers.
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United States
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Raul Tunley
Socrates
Henry M. Muhlenberg
Philadelphia
Philip G. Green
Children’s Bureau Division of Juvenile Delinquency
Columnist Reflects On BHT Health Concerns And Public Duty
A columnist laments public fuss over ideas while stressing journalism's duty to inform families. He recounts wife driven scrutiny of BHT's alleged effects on animals and infants and notes studies by the FDA on consumption levels, hinting at a local jeweler's interest.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mickey Leffert
Actor Peter Lorre dies at 59 in West Hollywood
Hollywood UPI reports actor Peter Lorre died of an apparent stroke at age 59 in his West Hollywood apartment. He was found by housekeeper Beatrice Lane in his nightclothes. authorities were not summoned. Lorre, Hungarian born, had recent film work including The Patsy and was known for villain roles. His wife Anna Marie and daughter Katherine 10 were alerted. He had a history of heart trouble and earlier a heart attack in 1959.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Lorre
Anna Marie
West Hollywood
Beatrice Lane
Joe Golenternak
Jerry Lewis
Sydney Greenstreet
Vincent Price
Katherine
Spain
County Democrats Prepare for Las Vegas Confab
Clark County Democrats plan mass meetings with about 200 precinct captains starting Thursday at 8 p.m. Gene Matteucci, county chair, says 620 delegates will be elected to the county convention on Saturday April 4 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Matteucci tu rn will run again for chair. 281 delegates to the state convention May 8 in Las Vegas at the Convention Center.
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Clark County
Gene Matteucci
Las Vegas Convention Center
Matteucci
Las Vegas
Culinary Union Leaders Refuse Comment on Hotel Proposals
Bramilet of Local 226 and the joint executive board declined to expand on a statement issued by the executive board and the Nevada Industrial Council. The council oversees hotel negotiations while Local 165 represents bartenders in a separate 1,000 member unit. Counterproposals, submitted after several meetings, will be voted on within a week by both unions. The agreements would extend a three year contract starting April 1 with no details released.
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A! Bramilet
Nevada Industrial Council
Union Board
Spring Gusts Roil Las Vegas as Dust Bites Streets
Las Vegas sees windy spring day with gusts up to 50 mph toppling trees and dust. Light rain noted at McCarran Field while showers may follow. Northwest mountains report two feet of fresh snow at Charleston and Lee Canyons with chains required for travel.
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US Weather Bureau
McCarran Field
City
Charleston and
Lee Canyons
State lawmakers visit Spring Mountain Youth Camp in scathing review
Members of a state legislative finance committee visited Spring Mountain Youth Camp and called the facility a mess. Senator Floyd Lamb described the camp as filthy and said funds from 1962 and 1963 should be used wisely. A special meeting with the local camp committee was scheduled with Dist. Judge David Zenoff for Wednesday at 2 p.m. to review operations and funding.
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Legislative Finance Committee
Spring Mountain
Dist
David Zenoff
Zenoff
General Fund
Lamb
Cassius Clay Wins in Title Battle and Faces Action
The New York State Athletic Commission will continue to recognize Cassius Clay as champion despite WBA plans to dethrone him. WBA President Ed Lassman hopes Clay’s title is vacated within a week for conduct detrimental to boxing, with a possible reinstatement in five to six months. In New York, Clay praised the commission as the smartest and insisted he cannot lose his title outside the ring. A New Orleans telephoned poll by Emile Bruneau seeks a vote to dethrone Clay. Former champ Sonny Liston fared worse, with officials ruling out a Liston Clay rematch at the New York World’s Fair and noting Liston lacks a New York boxing license.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Cassius
World Boxing Association
WBA
Ed Lassman
Clay
Miami
Fla
New York
New York Commission
New Orleans
Emile Bruneau
Sonny Liston
Muhammed Ali
Melvin L. Krulewitch
Clay Liston
Krulewitch
Liston
New Approach Aims to Trim Silver Dollar Content
Washington UPI House sponsor Walter Baring proposes legislation to lower the silver content in silver dollar coins to revive minting funds. He urged restoring Treasury appropriations when the money bill is debated, following the House Appropriations Committee rejection citing metal value and cost concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Walter S. Baring
D-New
House
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Youth Dies Five Hurt In Rollover Tragedy
A weekend camping trip ended in disaster when a blowout caused a car to spin and roll on U S Highway 95 nine miles south of State Route 60. Gary Floyd Cooper 18 of Covina Calif was killed. Five other Covina youths aged 17 to 18 were injured and taken to Boulder City hospital. Sunset Funeral Chapel said the body would be returned to Covina for burial.
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California
Gary Floyd Cooper
Covina
Calif
Nevada Highway Patrol
Cottonwood Cove
Boulder City Hospital
Carl Danielson
Larry McCulley
John Hodison
John Jacobs
Donald Wilkenson
Sunset Funeral Chapel
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