Debate Over Printing Juvenile Offenders Names
Editorial discusses long standing clash between newspapers and courts over publishing juvenile offenders names. Press argues public has right to know who offenders are and their court treatment for protection. Courts wary of publicity hindering rehabilitation. cites Kansas closed juvenile records and New York extending access to age 21.
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Kansas
New York
Chanute Judge Announces Juvenile Name Policy Experiment
In Chanute a juvenile court judge unveils a policy to publish the names of youths involved in two or more offenses and to name their parents as well. He calls it an experiment to test whether publication deters crime, noting the plan may render him unpopular with some residents. The move aims to benefit the community if effective.
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Chanute
India and the 1962 China Crisis Shaping Its Nation
The piece reflects on India's pride and military stance before and during the 1962 Chinese incursion. It notes the shock of invasion, the mobilization of nearly 440 million people, the fall of Krishna Menon, and the cease fire. It discusses defense needs, economic strains, and the drive for industrial and agricultural development to offset population growth.
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India
Assam
Subcontinent
Krishna Menon
Normandy
Help For Public Illness In Church Seated First Aid Rules
A letter from Dr Mother outlines simple first aid steps for fainting heart attack or seizure in public places. Lay the person flat with head turned aside, avoid giving anything by mouth, and move to a stretcher via quiet transfer to an anteroom. Call a doctor, seek hospital care, brief ushers, and summon aid at the site. The piece ends with a diabetes note and a prayer.
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M.K
Mother
Dundee
Ill
Television Log Highlights Evening Schedule
A dense list of TV slots from 4:00 to 11:30 including Huntley Brinkley NBC News, Perry Mason, Twilight Zone, My Three Sons, News, Weather, and various game shows and films. Notable items include My Man Godfrey movie, The Price is Right, Jeopardy era shows, and reports featuring Walter Cronkite and Steve Allen.
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Ozzie and Harriet
Mr. Ed
Donna Reed
Dr. Kildare O
Hazel Ane
Navy
Andy Wiliams
College of the Air
Cartoonland
King
Odile
Captain Kangaroo
Deputy
Feliz
Jack la Lanne
Love Lucy
Annes Pe Vens Wyman
Guiding Light
Ernie Ford
Ania
Daddy
Ken
Torey and Friends
Mickey Mouse Club
Sea Hunt
Rebel
Red Barn
Walter Cronkite
Huntley-Brinkley
Five Fingers
Mitch
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Eye Witness
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Alfred Hitchock
Local injuries and a church basketball game recap
C F Mount suffered a hand injury at Bennett Creamery when a heavy milk can crushed it between the can and a deer. Mrs Robert Lingard of Princeton was injured when water splashed into her left eye. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Burns of six miles southwest of Ottawa. North Ottawa Methodist beat North Ottawa Baptist 28 to 26 at Forest Park gym with Methodist players Mount Bell Glen Emer son Walter Weber Cecil Hickey and Seymour Hepler. Baptist players were George Phibbs Earl Griffin Erastus Horst Charles More and Harvey Hay. Fire at the Marsh House caused about 700 damage. The blaze began shortly after 5 am and was traced to a hot coal from the furnace flue landing on the roof.
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C. F. Mount
Bennett Creamery
North Ottawa
Tonight’s TV Highlights with Burr Winters Raye and Minstrels
Raymond Burr returns as Perry Mason in The Case of the Golden Oranges after an operation caused replacements on the program in recent weeks. Jonathan Winters Martha Raye appear on Andy Williams on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. Steve Allen features John Raitt on Channel 9 at 10:15 with My Man Godfrey film nearby on Channel 9. Channel 5 offers late movie Fast and Furious 1939 with Franchot Tone and Ann Sothern at 12 10.
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Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Jonathan Winters
Martha Raye
Andy Williams
New Christy Minstrels
John Raitt
Steve Allen
Man Godfrey
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Channel 5
Franchot Tone
Ann Sothern
Pomona High Students Take National Merit Exam
Seven Pomona High School students took the 1963 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test on March 5 under guidance counselor Mary Hudelson. Scores will be reported by May 15 with 13,000 semifinalists and 35,000 commended nationally. Freshmen and sophomores also tested in educational development to gauge strengths for later college or training plans.
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Pomona High School
Mary Hudelson
Leon Graves
Gale Lantis
Kelvin Flory
Ron Willford
Dea Engle
Allen Crawford
Mike Lindsey
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Huderson
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