Where Have All The Children Gone To Old Age
PAUL HARVEY discusses aging among youths globally, citing statistics on adolescent crime and early sex, noting estrogen injections in Australian offenders, rising teen pregnancies in Chicago, and a Senate subcommittee finding 20 percent of Americans aged 10 to 17 with police records. He blames permissive parenting and societal pressures while praising rural areas with traditional virtues.
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Melbourne
Australia
New York City
Milan
Italy
E. James Anthony
St. Louis
Chicago
Norman Vincent Peale
Anthony
The Journal staff credits June 23 1972 issue
In the June 23 1972 edition of The Journal editor general manager Frank R Myers executive editor Dave Regan and managing editor Paul J Day are listed along with Elwood Richardson as business manager and Elwood Richardson as editor general. This item documents the masthead and leadership roles for the publication on that date.
Right To Counsel Reshapes Courtroom Practice Nationwide
Courts nationwide will see increased activity by public defenders and court appointed lawyers following the Supreme Court's 7-2 Argersinger decision. Legal teams anticipate a significant shift in how defendants are represented in trials and pretrial stages.
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Supreme Court
Argersinger
Smog balloons and the right to counsel in courts
A discussion contrasts a novel pollution dispersal idea using black balloons above smog clouds with the legal duty to provide counsel to indigent defendants. It notes that even minor offenses may require attorneys under Gideon and Argersinger rulings, emphasizing the Sixth Amendment protection and potential court delays for ensuring legal aid. The piece concludes with a religious reflection from 1 Corinthians.
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Samuel R. Carter Jr
Albuquerque
N. M
Uncle Sam
Carter
Gideon
Argersinger
Striking Air Piracy Blow Voices From Skyjack Crisis
Pilots threaten broader action if global nations fail to enforce stricter security and international conventions. The embassy message condemns Lod airport massacre as a global violence problem, urging comprehensive airline and airport safeguards and unified response to skyjackings.
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Cern
Israel
Wople
Radio
Cairo
al Ahram
Al-Goumhuria
Fatan Rade
Syria
Conspicuous virtue at Dartmouth graduation causes debate
A Dartmouth chaplaincy radio drive urges seniors to donate six dollars instead of buying caps and gowns for Bangladesh. The act is meant to be provocative, drawing attention to virtue while politicizing the ceremonial academic setting amid tradition and reform debates.
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Dartmouth
Bangladesh
Vietnam
Is Relief of Suffering the Highest Goal of Education
The author questions whether alleviating suffering is the ultimate aim of liberal arts education or civilization. Citing opinion surveys that prize compassion, the piece contrasts modern views with St. Francis’s sanctity, Goethe’s nobility and truth, Hemingway’s courage under pressure, and Dante’s aim to use the world well.
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St. Francis
Goethe
Hemingway
Dante
What Will Wallace Do At The Democratic Convention
The 1972 Democratic convention opens on July 10 with Wallace's delegates a major puzzle. Wallace has won six primaries and holds over 300 votes. his next move could boost McGovern or Humphrey, or trigger a potential independent bid. aides say no third party plans now, but a three-way race remains possible depending on delegates. Wallace attendance could energize his backers and win more delegates, though his health may limit a vigorous third party campaign.
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Wallace
George Wallace
Alabama
Sen
Gov
McGovern
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Nixon
The Office Social Center of American Life
HAL BOYLE argues the modern U.S. business office has become a social hub where work blends with personal life. From conference rooms to washrooms, desks to cafeterias, offices function as rest homes, entertainment centers, and even prayer spaces while managers seek to keep operations moving.
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New York
U.S
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and facts
Publication details for the News Journal Middletown Ohio include prices for weekday and Sunday single copies, motor route and mail delivery options, payment terms, in advance requirements, and annual rates. Historical note shows founding year 1857 and service area specifics for trading area and outside.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Wmome
U.S A
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