Death Penalty Debate Spurs Nation’s Moral Battle
AP News examines capital punishment through the case of Daryl Chessman as he faces execution in San Quentin. The piece contrasts proponents and abolitionists, notes state variation, public opinion, and a global trend toward abolition while detailing arguments about deterrence, justice, and appeals.
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United States
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Chessman
California
Edmund Brown
Abolition
Clinton Duffy
Western Europe common market may threaten U.S. farm exports
Western Europe six nation common market plans to eliminate trade barriers and pursue self sufficiency with high price supports subsidies and export surpluses. U S Agriculture Department studies warn of potential loss of export markets and bigger surpluses influencing Congress on new farm legislation.
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Associated Press
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Europe
European Economic Community
Belgium
France
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
U. S. Agriculture Department
Congress
Raymond Bloanes
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U. S
United States
Presidents Elected At Ohio Academy Meeting In 1960 61
Dr. Glenn H. Brown of the University of Cincinnati was elected president of the Ohio Academy of Science for 1960 61. Guy Harold Smith of Bowling Green State University was named president elect for 1961 62. Other officers include George Burns Ohio Wesleyan University secretary and Robert Giesy III Ohio State treasurer. Exhibits from Fairborn and Bryan high schools topped 500 schools represented. Outstanding teacher awards went to educators from Shaker Heights, Chillicothe, Keifer, Springfield, Walnut Hills Cincinnati, Holgate, Pandora Gilboa and more. Harlow Shapley earned tuition as a Chanute Daily Sun reporter.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Glenn H. Brown
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Academy of Science
Guy Harold Smith
Bowling Green State University
Academy
George Burns
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robert Giesy III
Ohio State
William Coash
Bowling Green
Gerald Acker
Robert W. Long Jr
T. R. Fisher
Ohio State University
H. N. Eggleston
Marietta College
Janet Toy
Heidelberg University
Fairborn High School
Bryan High School
Jack Miller
Shaker Heights
Chester C. Hurd
Chillicothe
Karl L. Braun
Common Market Plans Aim to Aid Farm Groups
The article outlines rural development programs for wheat feed grains sugar beef pork poultry eggs and fruits and vegetables to help low income farming groups. It discusses forming a larger efficient farming base and aligning with common market options including equalization fees and merger of national markets.
Two Level Countryside Home Showcases Modern Design
A newly built countryside residence at 1604 Breiel Blvd Countryside showcases open construction ample windows and a 3500 square foot two level layout designed by Brandenburg and Switzer. Features include 2000 sq ft upper and 1500 sq ft lower levels 3 fireplaces a large recreation room and access to a concrete patio with views of the Miami Valley.
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Brandenburg and Switzer
Breiel Blvd
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