Tight Controls Russia ship Delinquency in U S S R
In San Mateo California AP psychiatrist Dr Alec Skolnick reports on juvenile development in the Soviet Union. He describes early collectivist indoctrination from nurseries through schools, strict peer pressure, and strong communal duties that suppress juvenile delinquency. He contrasts this with American teen behavior and notes 8600 bird species living today.
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San Mateo
Calif
Ivan
Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Alec Skolnick
Soviet Union
Rail Depot Smashed By Train Cars
Ashland Ohio AP A derailment of 13 Erie-Lackawanna freight cars damaged a rail depot so badly it will be torn down A tank car loaded with pentane toppled into the passenger end and the express office roof collapsed Evacuations of about 20 residents occurred as firefighters cooled the wreckage and assessed damage The derailment blamed on a faulty coupling on the 42nd car of the Chicago to New York freight
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Ashland
New York
Indian masses rally in defense fund drive amid wealth gaps
Reports show Indian public contributions to the National Defense Fund totaling about 50 rupees from a widow, 150 rupees from a blind man, and charitable acts from a schoolboy. Government circles praise widespread sacrifice while lamenting ultra rich hesitations such as the Nizam of Hyderabad. Gold holdings in private hands exceed $4 billion, prompting disappointment in fund-raising. Army camps fill as more divisions are formed and youths are called up.
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India
Ladwall Devi
National Defense Fund
Achiah
Bay of Bengal
Himalayan
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Defense Fund
Average home contains many electric motors in use
A reader notes that the typical residence houses about twenty to twenty five electric motors across appliances and devices, highlighting how common motorized components are in everyday life.
Hill Wavers On Education Policy In Desegregation Era
Sen Lester Hill of Alabama questions the Kennedy education package as desegregation suits ripple through the South. Clark of Pennsylvania urges trying a broad single bill. Hill, longtime supporter of federal education funds, will watch the plan closely while guarding local traditions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lester, Hill
D-Ala
Robert F. Kennedy
Hill
Labor J and Public Welfare Committee
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
U. S
Alabama
Congress
Educaton
Slaver Held Legally Sane In Toledo Murder Case
In Columbus, AP reports 25-year-old Toledo man E. Schaber was ruled legally sane by Common Pleas Judge Robert E. Leach. He was convicted of first degree murder for the February 1960 theft slaying of Toledo taxi driver Velma Byes. Execution dates have varied from 1961 to 1962 with multiple stays and hospital examinations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lawson E. Schaber
Toledo
Common Pleas
Robert E. Leach
Schaber
Ohio Penitentiary
Electric Chair
Velma Byes
Ohio Supreme Court
Mich
Ael V. DiSalle
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Lima State Hospital
Leach
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
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Leathergoods
Euyan
Cologne
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Orion
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Vom Westbury
Bashid
Italy
T Hollywood
Assonode
LAW
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