Judge Loble argues firmness curbs juvenile crime in Montana
Montana judge Lester H. Loble writes a series asserting that strict, fair punishment by authorities has nearly eliminated juvenile crime in his state. He condemns leniency and sociological theories, calling it a national misjudgment and citing police records as proof.
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Lester H. Loble
Montana
Judge Loble
Loble
United States
Supreme Court
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Cryptoquote Puzzle Preview and Frank Lowell Quote
Crossword daily cryptoquote primer explains letter substitution and puzzle rules. It notes the sample mapping A for L and X for O and mentions a sample quote by Lowell and a hidden message about nature and originality.
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Eight Ball in the Sky: Jackie Gleason at Shawnee Golf
Jim Bishop recounts Jackie Gleason’s golf boot camp at Shawnee-on-Delaware where Gleason, in a six month stretch, improved from 153 to 79. Harry Obitz and Dick Farley recall guiding him as Gleason, vigorous and at times unruly, immersed in the game and its lore.
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Harry Obitz
Dick Farley
Jackie Gleason
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Obitz
Farley
Perry Como
Ed Sullivan
Eddie Fisher
Phil Harris
Buddy Hackett
Vic Damone
Don Ameche
Fred Waring
Pocono Mountains
Waring
Ford Motor Company
Gleason
Jack Philbin
Jackie
Shawnee
Harry Varden
Dusty
Tony Marvin
Tony
Marvin
Alabama
Vienna
Miami
King’s Inn
Bob Hope
Hope
No to Car but No Punishing Dad
Dear Abby advises parents to avoid punishing by restricting driving and to seek professional help for disrespectful teens. The column also addresses concerns about a toddler’s outward feet turning and urges consulting a pediatrician if needed.
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Abby
Detroiters Show Courage In Riot
A Detroit riot saw whites and Blacks aid each other through churches Interfaith Emergency Center coordinated relief across the city. Suburban families opened homes to burned Negro families while unions and firms organized truck pools. Negro families gave water to white guardsmen and reporters were sheltered by Black families.
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United Press International
Detroit
12Th Street
Virginia Park
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert L. Potts
Interfaith Center
Joseph Hansknecht
Archdiocese of
United Auto Workers
Teamsters
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