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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - May 7, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news Cloudy these Days by George e. Sokosky organizations for c rime the new York City youth Board has issued a very fancifully arranged brochure entitled a teenage after you read it you Are bound to feel great sympathy with the gangs and wonder Why those who Are murdered by the juvenile gangsters Are unwilling to be killed Lor the Good of society. What is Clear from the pamphlet is that no moral criteria enter into the thinking of those who prepare it and who Are designated to look after the hoodlums. Let me quote a paragraph vol. So no. Loft it. Pleasant he v. Ki>nks1>aa enem my May 7. 1058 by Carrier 30 per week by mall $7.50 per year a a a a a a a a i no. Mig. were corned about any called a a gang or group indulges in and Are Cong roid whether not when that activities which Are directed against the whole Community or against the principles or values on which that Community is based. Such activities Are called quite simply a i a a a #1 Fyk c i a Smit civil Desense emphasis 111 Quot i ,. La. What Are the activities Are called a quite simply which antisocial a a they include murder narcotics pushing the raping of juveniles impairing the morals of the Young mayhem rioting and All sorts of crimes. These Are called a quite simply and the brochure goes on to give the impression that it is rather Normal for teenagers to be anti social. In fact after Reading this pamphlet issued by the City of new York i could not help but reach the conclusion that it is Normal for a child to be anti social and that those children who behave themselves and live decent lives Are abnormal so the youth Board starts with the following premise a we know for instance that for All adolescents youngsters in their teens this is a tune of Normal physical and psychological growth and change we know that As a part of this Normal growing up process ii is important for a teenager to be a member of a group of Young people his own age his Peers such close group associations Are in fact one of the most Basic and natural needs of the teenager. It helps him Bridge that Gap Between childhood and adulthood. It offers him Many opportunities for positive growth and too in the philosophers of the youth Board do not go to the heart of the Issue which is that when i a Roe on i Flemming vue be a items successor to Folsom Copenhagen Hub the nato Ion Ign ministers agreed today that to in i unit Tea Mon and controlled do liniment should be Oil the East West Summit meeting. I la of Nak delegations i sued a final communique at the end of a min Quot Ila font Oieno in cop wha Gen on Summit talks the mania i i i Disasi moment and operators of two or mon1 farms advised on Enie Ollie a us West problems new Road near Lockridge a Here is a g in in View of the new Highway ii route auth of Lockridge. Grading work on the 4.4-mile relocation project will be completed by june i a paving contract was let earlier this week by the Iowa Highway commission. Fairfield Ledger photos a a a lading work on relocated to nearly finished grading work is rapidly nearing completion on the relocated portion of u. A Highway 34 near Lockage Iowa Highway commission of Lieut is said. The project totals 4.4 Miles extending from a Point a few Yards East of the Henry county line West to the Ross Shuppy farm. Tile Central construction company Minden is the contractor. Dirt moving work is expected to be completed i by june i a contract for paving the new route has been let to the Booth and Olson construction company of Sioux City. The firm will Start work soon after the grading is finished. Coat of the surfacing will be $291,882.47. The relocated portion of the inc ministers said they Wert for tile principle of negotiation but added that conferences at the sum lint were not the Only Way nor Nee the bes Vav to Retina International tensions jury selection continues Young people live without morality j Highway runs South of Lockridge they become like beasts. Instead they take the easier course of blaming it on the twentieth Century International tensions the cold War but not on communism or secularism. The pamphlet says a youngsters belonging to antisocial gangs not Only have the general world insecurity to face but must put up with other problems As Well a a when Serra shot Ramos he was undoubtedly thinking of general world insecurity maybe he had in mind Nasser a visit to Khrushchev and possibly the visit of the american Bankers to Nasser How silly can these social workers be too As i read this pamphlet paid for by the taxpayer who is afraid in new York to walk through the City Parks lest hoodlums pounce upon him and steal his overcoat or As actually happened to a Young lady get stabbed without a word being spoken just because the stabber likes to Stab i wonder what kind of a world the social worker lives in. For instance Mark the following paragraph a police action against gang violence has often been absolutely necessary for the Protection of the Community. But because the police a function has been primarily to protect the Community not to rehabilitate the gang this approach was in the Long run unproductive in modifying gang activity or in eliminating the too in a social worker takes a gang f tar Serra out for a ride feeds j him hot dogs and soda pop. Takes i him to a Candy store where Serra 1 takes out a loaded gun and shoots a boy Calk d Ramos and the social worker says thai whereas he was in this tiny Candy store he did not actually see the shooting. In a word the youth Board accepts the gangsters code that it will not squeal to the police even when murder is committed. It would sem that an old fashioned cop. With a Strong leaded night stick and a Tough attitude toward life would do these hardened children More Good than All the slapping on the wrist they get from soft spoken kindly intentioned soda pop drinking social workers who belong to the youth Board. Copyright. 1958, King features Syndicate inc it and a new North South Spur will extend from the Highway to the Lockridge City limits. The grading contractor is using 12 pieces of heavy equipment to Complete the Job. Total grading j work is estimated at 65.000 cubic1 Harold Coop Fairfield Iowa Highway commission inspector checks grading work along new Highway 34 Roadway an estimated 65.000 cubic Yards of dirt were moved to build the new route. Yards of dirt. The firm als it use d an estimated 1.300 Yards of Cement for the construction of hew culverts the 4 4 mile Section of Road will be another step in a Long Range balloon climbs 40,000 feet lands near Dubuque Dubuque ins a the two Asj monomers aboard an 80-foot Navy balloon that landed about six Miles j East of East Dubuque on the us not Side of the Mississippi River flew from Dubuque Back to Minneapolis today. The balloon launched yesterday from an open Iron mine near Crosby minn., soared up to 40,000 feet. Before Drifting Back to Earth. Tile balloon landed in a Clover Field on the farm of Joe Auer amp. The two astronomers aboard were Comdr. M. D. Ross user Pilot and officer of naval research astronaut and Lafred h. Mikesell. I naval Observatory astronomer. The Navy department announced that the Experiment a the first time an american astronomer has observed the stars and made measurements on them while above most of the Earth s atmosphere a was Quot highly witness Dies before testifying Washington ins a a new York i witness collapsed and died today shortly before he was to testify in j the Senate s investigation of a1-, legend labor publication �?oshake-1 Down Quot activities. Sidney Lewis of new York City j succumbed As he entered the office j of the Senate rackets committee. He j was the victim of an apparent heart attack. Lewis was accompanied at the time by his son in Law Joel Mabels and his attorney Samuel r Schneider both of new York. Schneider told newsmen that Lewis a publisher had been called to testify at today shearing. He said his client had been suffering from a heart condition. Politely negotiating Detroit ins contract negotiations Between the United Auto workers Union and general motors Ford and Chrysler Are being conducted in a polite gentlemanly manner without recourse to table pounding or Sharp verbal exchanges. Quot its nor a business like bread and butter problem Quot Louis g Seaton vice president in charge of personnel and one of Gmys top negotiators told International news service today. Seaton a Blond genial Man of 52, who Over the years has matched wits Many times with Law president Walter p. Reuther across tile conference table added a the bargaining teams of both sides have Learned to work together quite Highway 34 widening and improve ment project Between Burlington and Ottumwa the Only remaining link extends from the Shuppy farm to a Point East of Fairfield. Bridges attacks civilian control of space programs la in Din neb. Ins Aien it min killed Charles Stark Wen til played i Little game today while the tedious task it selecting a jury to try him moved like a sluggish round of musical chairs. Chewing gum and tee to ing on i the Back ii is pm his chair tile 19yea i id alleged sin Sci of la per suns would lean toward Iii at is and indicate his like or tit whenever a prospective juror i seated one Point Starkweather who school and became a disc sunlit bag collector asked a court officer the meaning of the Lei in Quot capital punishment Quot the Legal term lot the death pen ally dumped up often in the lanced d county courthouse at Lincoln because according to Nebraska Law the jury decides whether a prison found guilty of first degree murder should be executed of sentenced to life imprisonment fight persons were seated a prospective jurors in this mornings session and three others were excused for cause Twenty six persons now Are tentatively seated in the jury Box eight More prospective jurors will have to be selected before attorneys Fox the prosecution and defense begin their peremptory challenges William f Mata Bullan one of Mio defense attorneys said he would use Allut his share of 22 peremptory challenges alter a jury of 12 finally has been selected two alternate jurors also will have to to chosen a i so my ton Job president i Muho 11 today accepted the re i n if 01 of Marion ii Folsom As i Secretary of health education and Well tic my named Arthur amp flown in to succeed him the Quot resignation will la effective by i Wien .1111n of. And aug i 1 Klein atm president of Ohio it sit in to vestry is a Orion director of the Ollie of defense Mcgilt atoll a ired As a no Anba of tile end Tivice commission and has Belli a number of other federa posts i la a ii Republican i Eisenhower sent Flemmings i nomination to the Senate at the same time he made pm Kite an j Bange of let Tell in which pm lad Folsom s leadership in i i Ahi net Post i Only foul members of the origin Al lust Triin Eisenhower team retie in in Mir Cabinet they Are Bec ret Ary of ate John font it Dulles Post Mast it general Arthur Summerfield agriculture Secretary f to Taft Benson and Commerce Smethie Sinclair weeks exile the say foreign Aid has been helpful Washington it ins it the House foreign affairs committee summed up a decade of foreign Aid today Ettli claims that it has stemmed red aggression and established a a beachhead of Hope and respect Quot Iii new nations. In a report to the House the i committee said the to years of i pioneering Effort constitute a record equated by no other nation at the same time it warned that any drastic curtailment inevitably mean that a would lose the cold Wai Quot and it said with a drug Tel of military assistance would mean that nations providing real estate for advanced bases a would no longer dare to stand up to the soviet Union Quot Oregon educator to give address Farmers who have an acreage re i serve agreement Foi 1958 and also i have an interest in the operation it it i i More than one farm we Man did i this week by the county Abc office i of certain in quit amends they must i Iliad to qua lits Foi in rata Reserve payments Glenn p Campbell chairman of the Ite Iun county ask committee urged a landlords of that operators and tenants who Are Iii doubt about acreage Reserve require Titan to for multiple farm operations to got Complete information at the Abc office at Oner getting such infer nation before their Coin is planted i can prevent costly Bisundei stand my he declared the operates who has an inter j est in Moil mum one Turin must comply tally with lie regular soil Bauk rules on the farm covered by his acreage Carree agreement in i addition on any other Turin or i farms the which he has an interest nit Hei As landlord or Tana tit or must not exceed by Mort than to percent the Quot Normal acreage Quot in of -1 feet on the Oiler farms for tile1 commodity designated in his acreage Reserve agreement the a Normal menage Quot is the highest acreage of the designated acreage Reserve commodity grown on the farm in 1958 i 1957 in allot ted to the farm for 1958 any Farmer who fails to comply with Hie Quot Normal acreage Quot Humita Hon will forfeit lits Light to an acreage Reserve payment Foi the commodity named in the agreement i the Normal acreage Rule applies separately to each acreage Reserve commodity for example having both a Corn agreement nod a wheat agreement can qualify for a Corn acreage Reserve payment by meeting All requirements relating to acreage of that commodity and still a ineligible for a wheat acreage Reserve payment for failure to observe the Normal acreage limit a tons for that Grain Iii East s where two persons such As landlord and tenant Are interested Iii an Quot agreement farm Quot the Normal acreage restriction applies Only to the person having an interest in another farm will stress danger of radiation Washington in sen styles Bridges it i n h. Charged today that Quot we have fallen ova backward a in favor of civilian lather than military control of outa space pre Grams. The Senate gof policy chairman j said space programs a must be tied j closer to the military Quot than is proposed in an administration Bill to set up a civilian Agency to handle solar exploration. Bridges attack came As the Senate outer space committee questioned Deputy defense Secretary Donald a. Quarles. The Republican senator s protest accented a developing struggle Between of military is. Civilian space control Nixon finds Luck of understanding Amos Ira her taken by death Amos Graben 45, a Farmer living about three Miles Southwest of Wayland died about 3 a in. Wednesday from cancer. The body is at tile Zehr funeral Home in Wayland where services Are pending. I he was born near Wayland j August 30, 1912, the son of the late a or. And mrs John Graben he was married March 25, 1933 to Lorene Nebel. She and their four children i survive As do a number of brothels i and Sisters. Wayland band rates division i Wayland in the Large group contest Field at Keosauqua la saturday the Wayland entries did very Well. The band received a rating of i and the mixed chorus received a rating of ii. Both groups la a Bolivia ins vice i president Richard m Nixon has found a a woeful Lack of underfunding Quot in latin America regarding u. A economic policies and motives. Nixon now at the mid Point of ii eight nation Good will tour that has focused on economic problems told a news conference in la a last night he believes most americans would be surprised and shocked Quot it they knew j the extent of the misunderstand Quot mrs. The vice president said the. Problem was particularly acute Iii South american universities labor j circles the press radio and other Public information Media. The first part of honors Day at i Iowa Wesleyan College will take i place thursday May 8. When or i Ulysses Grant Dubach. Portland Ore will address the students at i the weekly Assembly on May 29 i honors will be awarded student at Tan Assembly that Day. In previous years the address and a the awards have been on one Day i but tins Yeai the two will be divided. Due to length of program. Or Dubach was recently chosen one of the one Hundred most influential living of Oregon he is a professor of political science at Lew if and Clark College Portland from 1924 to 1947 he was Dean of men at Oregon state College Corvallis in addition he was on the i acuity of Oregon state eleven years before becoming Dean he is National scholarship director of Sigma Phi Epsilon and a dressed the National inter fraternity conference at its meeting last summer in Colorado. The Public is invited to the to 15 a in Assembly thursday. May 8. Tells about new Whf to Tower Battle Creek mich., in the Federal civil defense adm Nistra lion announced today ii a abandoning plans for building nuclear bomb shelters and instead would emphasize the creation Quot i havens against radioactive fallout. Fuda director Leo a Hoegh. Former governor of Iowa said in a statement that the government would construct Quot a limited aum Berk of fallout shelters and begin a Broad program for educating the american people about the Dang i cd radiation his statement was issued at Fco a Headquarters in Battle Creek. Midi As the two Day a top Erat Ion Alert Quot exercise went into the filial stage 11 Ltd kit a stressed however that tin Eisenhower administration did not plan at this time a a massive federally financed shelter construction previously most civil defense thinking had entered on Sheila where people could take cover Din my a nuclear attack but the former Iowa governor said Quot with reference to blast shelters there Are still difficult questions having to do with tile amount of time mint would be available to enter these shelters the uncertainty of missile accuracy and the effectiveness of our Active Dot tense a there is no Assurance that eve a the deepest shelter could give Protection to a sufficient number of its Cost in adding lie sufficient View of the development of missile capability to permit the effective use of blast Hoegh said exhaustive Federal studies indicate that there is a great potential for the saving lives without fallout shelters. Nuclear tests started april 28 Farmer i people to justify t Ion t Here May warning Lime in of Washington in till atomic Energy commission announced today thai the u b started its Spring series of nuclear tests at eniwetok in the Pacific on april 23. The Brief announcement came from the dec when rep Charles o Porter Iii orc told the House that the first of a series of 30 explosions had been set off to Start the experiments. Members of rotary club heard a talk by Heber e Dalton of television station Whf of Rolt k Island at their monday night meeting at the ton hotel i darted told of the new to Tower and equipment now to it Eliie installed by his company and How the new setup should improve the reception in this area when they j Start telecasting with the new equipment on May in Ilie speak Erdes Moines in the lev i also showed films taken during the i employment Security commission construction of the new Towel today said the downward trend Iii guests at the meeting were i employment in Iowa has App i says downward trend in employment in Iowa stopped warns of dangers of water mishaps Waterloo Man receives parole Wen under the direction of Eddy music director at the school. Tom local Runoff primary Likely by Mingham. Ala., ins a Lunoff primary appeared Likely today As neither of the two leading candidates a attorney general John Patterson and circuit judge George Wallace seemed Able to pile up a majority in is Alabama s democratic primary in. I governor. Des Moines ins tile state department of health today warned iowans to beware of hip dangers of water accidents this year. Statistics compiled by the diva on of health education showed that 65 persons drowned in the ate last year and that Over the last seven years drownings have avenged about 74 to. Year two thirds of which happened in june july and August the figures showed that almost m veil times As Many males As females were among the drowning victims. The department said the bulk of the drownings occur at. Rivers reeks and unsupervised lakes an i beaches. Only four per cent hammed at supervised swimming spots the report said. A Moines ins a 76-year-old Waterloo Man Frank a Haifa who was convicted of manslaughter in 1955 who paroled today from it. Madison Penitentiary. Haffa entered it Madison on dec it 1955, after being found guilty of the fatal shooting of Arvey c Looper Haft a served two years and Lour months of an eight i tear sentence. Looper was shot june 6. 1953. When he tried to Force his Way into Haffar a Home. Haffa pleaded self defense stating that he arrived Home after a Telephone Call by his wife to find Looper kicking on the door and demanding Entrance Haifa stated he shot Leeper of i tor the victim turned on him and said he was going to kill Haffa the Case was appealed to till Iowa supreme court which upheld the conviction. Haselmayer of Newark. N. A and George Weiny of Iowa Wesleyan College Richard Peterson is the Wesleyan student to tartan for the month Glen Frankhauser is program chairman or the month. Widow charged Iii murders Macon a. In a pretty 32-year-old widow who runs a restaurant in Macon was under police guard today in her Hospital room charged with murdering four members of her family with arsenic. Mrs. An Jette Lyles is accused of feeding arsenic to her two husbands. Her nine year old daughter and her Mother in Law a secret autopsy on the body of her daughter Marcia i Lyles who died last month and a crime Laboratory examination of the other alleged victims led to the issuing of a warrant yesterday. Mrs Lyles in a Macon Hospital for the past two weeks for a leg infection declared. A i have committed no authorities listed the other dead family members As restaurateur Ben f. Lyles jr., who died in 1952, j Joe Neal Tabbert who died in 1955, j and Lyles Mother mrs. Bon f Lyles sr., who died in 1957 they said evidence of arsenic was found in All the bodies. The Young i widow has a seven year old child entry stopped. The commission said that total non agricultural employment in the state Rose to 617,150 by the Middle of March an increase of 2,350 Over february the commission said a season i i influences Quot apparently ended the j decline such influences included the easter hiring in Trade and construction expansion. Also showing some advances were Iii mining an quarrying Fields finance and government receive Academy of Friendship degree four women co workers of the Moose attended the annual Spring Academy of Friendship session May 4 at Sioux City and St. Louis to. The co workers Marie Rieke. Agnes Hopson and Bertha Wilson attended the session at Sioux City where they received their Academy of Friendship degree co worker mrs. Robert Burns received her degree at St. Louis to. Ralph Rieke furnished transportation to Sioux City and Robert Burns took his wife to St. Louis. No inductions from Here in june the local Board received its june Call from state Headquarters today and it has been instructed not to Forward anyone for induction during the month of june

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