Psychiatrist Proposes Voluntary Jail System
A California psychiatrist proposes a national system of voluntary imprisonment to rehabilitate offenders. Under his plan a guilty plea could lead to six months in a rehabilitative jail, with review for possible discharge or extended voluntary terms, decided by a judge if needed. He argues public recognition of rehabilitation could reduce inmate identification with crime.
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Atlantic City
California
Norman J. Bary
Neuropsychiatric Institute
University of California At Los Angeles
American Psychiatric Association
Killer of Trio Receives Three Concurrent Life Terms
Paul Eric Krueger known as Vie Solo was sentenced to three concurrent life terms after gunning down three fishermen in Dallas. He registered in a rooming house hours after the killings. The case was described by Corpus Christi District Attorney Sam Jones as one of the most heinous crimes in the region.
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Corpus Christi
van Fishermen
Dallas
David Carson
Noel D. Little
Paul Eric Krueger
John David Fox
California
Corpus Christi Dist
Sam Jones
Taene Pat& Onwne
Fallout Measures Studied After Major Nuclear Test
Tokyo ordered cabinet review of countermeasures after Communist China's large nuclear blast. Ships wash decks, residents wary of rain as scientists report increased radioactive particles. early findings show no strontium 90 yet. Prof Seitaro Koyama notes debris contains various elements.
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Tokyo
UPS
Eisaku Sato
China
Science and Technology Agency
Sato
Japan
U.S
Russia
Seitaro Koyama
Niigata City
Krueger Sentenced After Double Slaying Trial
18 year old Krueger, son of a San Clemente industrialist, shows no emotion as deputies move him to Huntsville State Penitentiary after waiving appeals. He faced indictments for the April 1965 killings of Fos Little and Carson near Corpus Christi. trial moved from Brenham to Dallas after venue change.
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Pagagd
Ludo
Krueger
San Clemente
Calif
Huntsville
John D. Fos
Noel D. Little
van ‘D. Carson
Corpus Christi
Kleberg
Dallas
Brenham
Dist
A. D
Jim Bowie
Nuclear blast estimate raised for Red China claim
A Chinese report raised the claimed yield of a Monday nuclear blast by Red China to 130000 tons of TNT, up from 20000 tons, amid U S and Chinese statements on disarmament and first use policy. Washington officials cite the need for verified disarmament and security for all nations as Chou Enlai accuses the United States of rejecting peacemaking efforts. State Department notes followed.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Red China
McCluskey
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