US May Be Bit Too Strict Says US May Be Bit Too Strict
British youth policy expert Leslie Wilkins, visiting the United States, argues Americans are too harsh with youths and prisons reflect social differences. He notes Britain imprisons far fewer juveniles, treats addicts differently, and contrasts inmate leadership. Wilkins lecturing at the University of Kansas on juvenile delinquency.
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Britain
United States
Leslie Wilkins
Home Office Research Unit
London
Ford Foundation
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wilkins
Ours
University of Kansas
Governor to Decide on New Hampshire Sweepstakes Legalization
Governor John W. King prepared to address a joint session to decide if New Hampshire will legalize sweepstakes. The plan, tied to Rockingham Park horse races, projects about four million dollars annually for schools, with tickets capped at three dollars and voter referendums every two years.
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N.H
John W. King
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Senate
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rockingham Park
Salem
Crash Fatal To A Kansan
Collins Riley of Prairie Village Kansas died in a Country Club police station cell about two hours after a two car collision Sunday night. Police said he refused treatment at the scene and again at the station. Autopsy found death from shock and abdominal crushing injury but a deputy coroner said it appeared natural causes. Riley was charged with careless and drunken driving and died while awaiting bond.
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Kansas City
Collins Riley
Prairie Village
Kan
Country Club
Riley
Getz Magady
John Kiester
Two Senators Seek U S Intervention Over Middle East Crisis
Two Republican senators urged U S intervention to deter Arab aggression against Israel. Javits proposed a collective defense with Britain France and other Western nations and Israel, while Scott urged direct peace talks and an end to even handed policy.
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U.S
Israel
Middle East
Jacob K. Javits
Hugh Scott
R Pa
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Javits
Senate
Jordan
United States
United Kingdom
France
Soviet Union
Nasser
Kremlin
Free World
Scott
Adas Israel
Kennedy
Middle East Nations
The Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly for News Tips
The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tip submitters can help uncover local stories and earn a monetary reward.
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Sentiment shifts quickly in business outlook
AP Business News notes that sentiment can swing fast as polls and earnings forecasts reflect optimism or concern. Executives, government surveys, and stock markets interact with plans for inventories, expansion, and wage pressures. Recent attention focuses on steel prices, labor disputes, and potential tax cuts.
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NEW York
Congress
Still Hope To Avert Strike In Boeing Labor Row
Seattle AP report notes Boeing faces a walkout as AFL CIO Machinists Union seeks a revised offer to avert strike. The union plans a rolling strike starting at Cape Canaveral with Boeing headquarters area next Tuesday, while firm says it will operate if a walkout occurs.
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Wash
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
Harold J. Gibson
Plan rejection sparks scattered walkouts at bases and plants
No contract improvements approved by 877 votes in a 18 000 plus ballot. Walkouts planned Friday at Wichita Kansas and Saturday at Strategic Air Command and Minuteman bases in Minot North Dakota Rapid City Montana Sedalia Missouri Cheyenne Wyoming and Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana. A stoppage set for Monday at Vandenberg California Huntsville Alabama and Michoud Louisiana. Boeing Seattle Renton and Ogden Utah strikes planned for Tuesday.
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Minot
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M.D
Sedalia
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Mont
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Huntsville
Ala
Michaud
Boeing
Seattle
Renton
Ogden
Utah
War Game Exercise Coulee Crest Opens On West Coast
Yakima Washington AP report details Exercise Coulee Crest described as the largest and most expensive war game ever staged on the West Coast. The operation spans one million acres in central Washington with over 40,000 Army and Air Force personnel. The battleground runs from Richland to Wenatchee and west to Ellensburg, featuring units from Ft. Lewis and Ft. Carson.
Grandpa's Twin Sister Promises Hilarity in Pomona Play
Pomona seniors present Grandpa's Twin Sister a masquerade comedy in the high school auditorium. Two shows are set for May 3 and 4 at 8 pm with Terry Heidner as Grandpa Hatcher and Sharon Robbins as Widow Williams. The cast includes Mary Scott, Leland Wray, Fran ces Sherman, Susan Crawford, Bernie Nelson, Gary Bulmer, Elaine Swallow, Alva Watts, Jim Gingerich, and others under Anna Bunyan's direction.
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Grandpa
Grandpa Hatcher
Terry Heidner
Williams
Sharon Robbins
Betty
Mary Scott
Ralph Wyatt
Leland Wray
Frances Sherman
Susan Crawford
Bernie Nelson
Gary Bulmer
Elaine Swallow
Alva Watts
Jim Gingerich
Ron Pick
Minneapolis Tax Return Preparer Gets Short Prison Term
Herbert Hartman a 59 year old income tax return preparer in Minneapolis pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and was sentenced to three months in prison. Judge Edward Devitt granted a one week delay to allow Hartman to finish work for his clients before starting the term.
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Minneapolis
Herbert Hartman
U.S. Dist
Edward Devitt
Hartman
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