Noise and Rock Music Raise Deafness Concerns
The article notes experts warn rock music can cause hearing loss similar to loud industrial noise. Studies report discotheque levels at 120 to 125 decibels, with freshmen showing hearing impairment and draftees rejected for partial deafness. Some officials suggest warning signs, not bans, as a precaution.
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National Conference on Judicial Concern for Children in Trouble
The Chicago meeting opens today and is hosted by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and the National Juvenile Court Foundation. Experts including juvenile judges and Dr Karl Menninger will discuss delinquency and juvenile rights following the Gault ruling. The event aims to deepen public understanding and apply the decision’s spirit.
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Youth Activists Blink Through Political Science Boundaries
Marianne Means notes American youth draw political attention beyond their numbers and question adults. The American Political Science Association debated relocating its 1970 convention from Chicago citing violence and police actions against demonstrators. The move signals a shift as graduate students gain voice alongside professors, aided by by law revisions and Marcus Raskin's activism.
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Kiwanis Rose Sale Delivers Charity and Romance in One
The Kiwanis Club sells dozen long stemmed roses for 3.75 to raise funds for sight saving youth programs. Send to Fred Stork 503 Florence St with recipient name and address by Sept 28. Delivery available. contributions welcome to support Middletown Hospital training and Knothole baseball and Pee Wee football.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for local and suburban delivery. Rates include daily copies at 10 cents, Sunday at 15 cents, and mail options ranging from 60 cents weekly to 24 dollars yearly within trading areas. International subscriptions outside the U S run 38 dollars annually. Founded in 1857.
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Humphrey Chooses Race as Core Campaign Issue
Joseph Alsop analyzes Vice President Humphrey’s bold strategy to center the 1968 race on America's racial problem. He argues the move exposes Humphrey’s willingness to confront prejudice, notes Nixon’s Southern strategy, and warns of peril if the nation veers toward apartheid, framing the stakes as historically high.
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Minimum Pay Hikes Linked to Youth Unemployment
In a Mont Pelerin Society conference, Yale Brozen outlines studies claiming U S Congress minimum wage hikes outpace productivity gains, hurting teen and non white youth employment. The piece notes rising teen unemployment, limited apprenticeship prospects, and perceived social unrest linked to economic policy.
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