Teenagers Warned as Shoplifting Gains Ground
The National Retail Merchants Association issues a pamphlet titled Teen-agers Beware Shoplifting Is Stealing to address rising teen theft. Experts cite low income and bored affluent youths as motivators. shoplifting rose 93 percent from 1960 to 1968, with 48 states now enacting anti shoplifting laws and many youths receiving only reprimands.
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United States
Merchants’ Group
Youth Counsel Bureau
New York City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
NRMA
After Torrey Canyon Disaster Two Conventions Born
The 1967 Torrey Canyon grounding spilled 118000 tons of crude oil harming coasts of France and England. An Intergovernmental Maritime Organization drive led to two conventions granting nations power to curb oil pollution and to clarify liability. It urges cross border cooperation and local mechanisms, with traffic zone ideas in busy lanes.
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England
United Nations
Intergovernment Maritime Consultative Organization
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Paul Harvey on Too Easy College Training
Paul Harvey argues that many students are not suited for college and that government loans enable burdensome enrollment. He cites Fordham University defiance over a draft bill, warns of militants, and urges taxpayers to withhold funding from disruptions to the academic system.
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Ivy
Fordham University
Dean Martin Meade
Congress
Fordham
Dean Meade
Dad
Middletown Trustees Urge Christmas Appeal for Children's Home
Middletown board members urge support for the Christmas Appeal benefiting The Children's Home at 425 South D Hamilton. Funds aid gifts and year round needs for boys and girls with about 40 percent of residents from Greater Middletown. Contributions may be sent to board members or made after tours, with the appeal running through Christmas.
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Middletown
Children’s Home
Friends of the Home
Joseph P. Butterfield
Ardmore Drive
William Deutemeier
Central Ave
J. Eugene Fay
Nelson Road
M. C. Patton
McGee Avenue
John R. Perkins
Milton Road
South
Hamilton
Greater Middletown
Friends of the Children’s Home
Alway
Butler County
Nixon Will Be Moderate Says President-Elect In TV Address
President-Elect Nixon spoke extemporaneously to a national audience as he announced his 12 cabinet members. He is described as a cautious politician who may be viewed as a moderate aiming to address law and order, Vietnam, and living costs while facing tough, long term challenges.
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Maurice Stans
Mr. Nixon
Rsk
Vietnam
Nixon cabinet hints and race in politics
The piece notes Nixon’s gracious remarks about incumbents and his planned reappointment of Walter E. Washington while acknowledging the absence of Negroes or women in the Cabinet. It discusses attempts to recruit Henry M. Jackson and Edward W. Brooke and argues against judging nominees by color or religion, urging fit for the job.
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Johnson
Walter E. Washington
National Capital
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Denfense
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Congress
J. W. Fulbright
No, a daily Middletown Journal rate card
The Middletown Journal outlines subscription prices for 7 day, 5 day, and Sunday delivery, including rates for newsstand, motor route, and mail. It states annual mail rates for trading and non trading areas, international pricing, and advance payment requirements.
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Hanoi district steadies control with Americal help
In Thang Binh district of Quang Tin province Southeast Asia Maj. Nguyen Minh Dang leads popular force units and the Americal Division to drive out Vietcong influence. His forces control about 13 000 of the district's 200 000 residents as VC recruitment falters and Hanoi war planners push for hamlet based counterinsurgency units and new B 40 squads.
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Nguyen Minh Dang
Maj
Dang
Phan Canh
Thang Binh
Canh
Maj. Dang
VC Party
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Unworried Major Dangs Report Signals Rising Northen Threat
An agent report on Maj. Dang’s position in Mai Thang Binh suggests possible VC propaganda promises and a fragile security situation. The note hints at a northern enemy becoming a hurdle for hamlet guerrilla strength and calls for cautious analysis of evolving risks.
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Dang
Mai. Dank
Thang Binh
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