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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
8
Detroit Police Commissioner George Edwards outlines a controversial, accusatory method implying that neglectful parenting and rough discipline cultivate criminality. The piece critiques systemic failures and the path from youth truancy to delinquency, arguing for or against drastic social approaches.
A Detroit police commissioner and former Michigan Supreme Court justice outlines a seven step “recipe” for criminal behavior based on years observing lawbreakers. He argues understanding how criminals think may reduce crime and prevent youths from dying after burglaries.
Special swim classes for children five and six, with guardians, run at Sunset and Douglas Pools on July 3 5 9 11 and 13 from 11 to 11 45 a m. A one dollar registration per child. Cashiers will take registrations daily this week 6 to 9 p m with Friday as the deadline.
A 15 year old longs to drive, learns to steal cars with cigarette foil ignition, and fights through juvenile court rehab to a possible state training school. The plan envisions a later gun grab and a five to ten year armed robbery sentence, condemning him to the penitentiary after prior efforts fail.
The story follows a 25 year old convict nearing parole revocation for bad associations. He is caught climbing from a store at 2 a.m. and both he and a young officer are killed after drawing. An epitaph from the father reveals a harsh, systematic anger toward authority.
AP report from SUPERTON Georgia states Edward Parlette 41 choked his Cincinnati wife and attempted suicide in jail. Sheriff Mullis said Parlette bled heavily before being found semiconscious, given a transfusion, and to be returned to Cincinnati if condition allows. Parlette’s past parole problems and alleged violence are noted as context for the case.
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