Shared burden of youth crime in society debate
A critic argues schools media and business must share legal responsibility for youth antisocial acts, while others blame individuals. John Lyon cites external influences shaping character, yet stresses parental duty. Researchers warn against a pure person blame bias. The piece calls for system and individual accountability and reforms to improve rehabilitation and civic rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lyon
Nathan Caplan
Stephen D. Nelson
University of Michigan
U.S. Supreme Court
Defense preconditions for US aid to South Korea
Ray Cromley argues for preconditions before U.S. defense of South Korea. He urges Park Chung-hee to restore free speech, open elections, curb corruption, and stop police repression to sustain unity and victory. He contrasts Taiwan and Korea, cites North Korea as threat, and notes U.S. Congress wary after Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Park
South Korea
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Korea
South
Kim In Sung
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Hanoi
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Congress
Editorials Northward to marriage markets in Alaska and beyond
A Life Insurance Institute report maps marriageable age ratios across states and regions. It shows Alaska with more than twice as many unmarried 18 to 29 men as 16 to 24 women, Hawaii leaning toward more men than women, and Nevada Rhode Island with 120 to 100. nationwide unmarried men rise from 15.4 million in 1952 to 22.4 million in 1970, with 34 states seeing male dominance in key ages while others tilt toward women. Projections expect more unmarried men in coming years across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Institute of Life Insurance
Hawaii
Nevada
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
West Virginia
Utah
Minnesota
Human bites pose greater infection risk than dog bites
Dr. L G Douglas of the University of Toronto notes human bites are more dangerous than dog bites. A study at Wellesley Hospital shows 1 per cent of 47,000 patients treated for bite wounds, with under 4 per cent infected for dogs while about 30 per cent infections occur from human bites.
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L.G. Douglas
University of Toronto
American Academy of Family Physicians
Douglas
Wellesley Hospital
Toronto
Recovery evidence shy in corporate spending
A cautious business outlook dominates the latest Commerce Department spendings and Conference Board forecast. firms plan only modest plant and equipment increases for 1975 and cut future spending plans, while leading indicators hint at a tepid rebound. Both producers and consumers hold back, awaiting a clearer future amid energy, unemployment, and price uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Commerce Department
Conference Board
Ford Administration
By the Stairs La Scala Erected at Santa Maria alla Scala
The Milan opera house La Scala opened in 1778 on the site of the church Santa Maria alla Scala. The name derives from that location and its staircase built on the church grounds.
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la Scala
Teatro Alla Scala
Milan
Italy
Santa Maria Alla Scala
St. Mary's
Today in history June 11 1975 news digest
On this June 11 its history by AP some items include 1942 lend lease pact with Soviet Union for WWII aid, 1859 Six Mile Canyon silver claim later known as Comstock Lode, 1936 Russia constitution, 1940 Princess Juliana exiled to Canada, 1943 FDR calls Italians to topple Mussolini, 1963 Wallace permits black registration at Alabama University with troops watching, 1970 Libya U.S. withdrawal Wheelus Air Force Base, 10 years ago China disarmament proposal, 5 years ago Viet Cong mass killing near Da Nang, 1 year ago Kissinger wiretap controversy, today birthdays Rise Stevens and Hazel Scott.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
Six Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Russia
Juliana
Netherlands
Canada
Franklin Roosevelt
Benito Mussolini
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Federsee National Guard
U.S
Libya
Wheelus Air Force Base
North Africa
China
U.S. Disarmament Commission
da Nang
State Kissinger
Rise Stevens
Hazel Scott
Man’s search for peace of mind by Dr Jimmy Allen
David Poling discusses Dr. Jimmy Allen of San Antonio Tex as a preeminent preacher chosen for the Southern Baptist Convention. The piece highlights Allen’s social ministry and warns readers about secularism, spiritual hunger, and wary guidance on evaluating new religious movements and avoid dangerous sects.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Jimmy Allen
San Antonio Tex
Allen
San Antonio
Christian Church
Rev. Moon
Unification Church
Children of God, Inc
Moon
North America
Moon Religion
Europe
Paul Tillich
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Ray Cromley
S. Korea
By Ray Cromley
O’ferrall Pauly
Texas Prtua
Wntr
Association
David Poling, D.D
By Roger Bollen
By David Poling
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