Reform Needed in Juvenile Court System
The piece argues that America's juvenile courts face severe flaws including high caseloads and undertrained judges. It cites a 60 percent rise in juvenile law violations this decade and notes widespread lack of access to case workers and psychiatric aid. The Gault decision offers limited, slow progress, while a model ABA juvenile court law could start reform.
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America
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
ABA House of Delegates
Gibraltar Defies Spanish Drive for Rule by Resolve
Spain presses to seize Gibraltar but 25,000 residents remain staunchly British and nonviolent. The Franco regime’s attempts to repress have strengthened resolve. The Rock’s independence spirit drives resistance while seeking parliamentary pressure for a concession.
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Spain
Gibraltar
la Linea
Gun Control Debate Seeks Voluntary Riot Prevention Plan
The piece weighs gun laws against culture noting that prohibition of mail order gun sales may not cut crime. It cites Senator Tom Dodd, Swiss gun morality, and surveys on urban riots. It reports Project Secure by manufacturers and police to keep dangerous items out of reach during riots.
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Congress
National Rifle Association
Tom Dodd
Switzerland
John F. Kennedy
New York City
Stanford Research Institute
Detroit
Sporting Arms
Remington
Winchester-Western
Mossberg
High Standard Arms
Colt
National Retail Hardware Association
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Sheriffs’ Association
Senator Goldwater
Ginzburg
United States
Senator Goldwaer
Supreme Court
Ho Chi Minh in prison poetry and US aid in WWII
The piece notes Ho Chi Minh was jailed by the Japanese in 1942 at age 52 and wrote Prison Diary while in prison. It mentions his later return to Hanoi, guerrilla warfare, and Roosevelt sending OSS aid. It also discusses future strong player unions shaping professional sports and player representation in clubs.
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Ho Chi Minh
China
Indochina
New York
Boston
U. S
Aileen Palmer
China Books
Hanoi
Roosevelt
OSS
Buckley Libel Verdict Highlights Costs of Public Figures
After a high profile libel trial involving Ralph Ginzburg and FACT Magazine, Senator Barry Goldwater won seventy five thousand dollars in punitive damages. The piece argues losers of libel actions should pay winners' costs to curb wealth-based access to justice.
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Senator Goldwater
Ralph Ginzburg
Ginzburg
Fact Magazine
Goldwater
Mr. Ginzburg
Mr. Goldwater
Hitler
Robb
FACT
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates. Per copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, weekly mail options, and yearly rates for domestic and overseas readers are provided.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Good Deed by Mistake and Unusual Warnings
A Middletown couple receives help from two alley-dwelling pests who remove worn-out garbage cans, spilling waste in the alley but solving their moving woes. In a related item, a parent’s stop-sign scare prompts a local joke about a city official’s mother and a grammar lesson, and a woman overdoses on pills after mistaking a medicine cabinet mishap for a simple headache.
Nixon Might Have Won California Primary If He Fought Reagan
Marianne Means reports California GOP leaders think Nixon could have secured the state's 86 delegates by challenging Gov. Reagan in the June 4 primary. Reagan's popularity in California is low in polls, forcing Nixon to weigh a high risk bid against party unity and long term strategy.
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California
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Nixon Reagan
GOP
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William Denham
Sherman Avenue
Dorset Drive
Marianne
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