Blames Parents For Delinquency
The president of the American Red Cross says parents who are unwilling to undergo the discipline of making home and bringing up children are a major cause of the nation's youth problems. Ellsworth Bunker told nearly 5,000 delegates on the convention's final day that absentee parents drive juvenile delinquency and urged expanded first aid and safety instruction amid a rise in do it yourself projects and accidents. Board members were re-elected and a 1957 convention site set in Washington, D. C.
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Moon Trips Within 25 Years Says Defense Expert
Pittsburgh report outlines a forecast by John J. Crowley, a Defense Department missiles expert, that humans could travel to the moon and return within a quarter century. He cited a satellite at about 1,075 miles above Earth as aiding future lunar trips.
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38 States Have Picked Delegate For Democratic Nomination
Washington dispatch reports 38 states selected Democratic delegates for the nominating convention. Adlai Stevenson leads with 266 votes, Estes Kefauver 166, others 306, uncommitted 307, total 1,108 pledged votes. Remaining 252 votes to name, with New York at-large 12 votes pending. If all remaining went to Stevenson he still lacks a majority.
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Beaten By His Own Law
TOPEKA John G Stutz longtime executive director of the League of Kansas Municipalities faces good natured ribbing over a 1949 law he helped draft The law gives the city attorney the deciding vote when a city commission is deadlocked on choosing a successor for a resigned commissioner Stutz and Frank J Warren are involved in the note
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City official faces suit over recent appointment decision
The city finance commissioner signed the order for a job, with Warren elected 3-2 as the city attorney cast the deciding vote. Dr. Pratt referenced Socrates and noted the backlash, saying truth can provoke severe consequences as people grew angry and forced the outcome.
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Professor Accused of Punching Student in Nose in Dispute
Lucy Lattimer, 30, a senior at the University of California Los Angeles, sues philosophy professor Donald A. Pratt for 10000 dollars alleging he punched her during a May 2 argument over Socrates and Plato. Attorney S M Irmas Jr says the case cites grievous bodily harm and mental agony with the university board of regents named as codefendant. Dr. Pratt declined to comment.
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