Publicity Row Over Juvenile Delinquents Splits Officials
Sociologists from Southern Illinois University argue against naming juvenile offenders to newspapers citing rehabilitation goals and potential harm. Local officials including Judge John Clayton Jr and Police Chief Roy Cole defend publicity as a warning and deterrent, while FBI and sheriff officials call for case-by-case decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Public Jr
Southern Ilinois University
Louis Petroff
Donald R. Taft
Taft
Petroft
Petroff
Williamson
John Clayton Jr
Herrin
Roy Cole
Cole
Clayton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Jackson County
Ray Dillinger
Pogue
Earl Pogue
State Highway Police District 13
du Quoin
Sparta youths aim for U S marble title with Beard and Laws
Delbert Beard 13 will represent Illinois at the national marble tournament, with Gene Laws 11 to contest as the U S Navy entrant. Both Sparta youths have dominated state marbles for three years, training hard for the Eaton Rapids Michigan event July 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
Illinois
Delbert Beard
Gene Laws
U. S. Navy
Sparta
Ronnie Penny
Penney
Laws
Beard
St. Charles
Delbert
Tucson
Ariz
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armed Services
James Orella
VFW
Navy
Orella
Gene
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Drought and Fires Hit Northern Germany Hard
Drought damages in North Germany verge on catastrophe with Schleswig Holstein and Lower Saxony most affected. Crop yields fall sharply, fodder is scarce, and drinking water is trucked to 230000 people. Forest fires devastate vast areas, including a Kaiser Wilhelm II hunting preserve. In sports, Delbert Beard, 13, Illinois marble champ, eyes a tough practice match as he and Gene Laws seek an agate for the national competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleswig-Holstein
Lower Saxony
Bavaria
Gotinais
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Harz Mountains
North Sea
Europe
Sheltered workshop aids mentally handicapped in Southern Illinois
In Southern Illinois a university operated sheltered workshop at Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge provides continuous employment to six mentally retarded youths aged 18 to 23. The program, started 12 weeks ago, uses subcontracted work such as glove cutting and ink pad assembly, with tuition and wages funded by a federal grant and local industry contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Mildenberger
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Esat
Southern Acres
Special Education Department
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Illinois
du Quoin
Carbondale
Herrin
Marion
Carterville
Diagraph-Bradley Industries, Inc
Ray Clark
Clark
Special Education Department of Siu
Fourth John Dewey Centennial Lecture Given at SIU
Prof. George R. Geiger of Antioch College will present the fourth John Dewey centennial lecture at Southern Illinois University Tuesday night. His talk titled John Dewey on Intelligence in Moral and Social Problems will start at 8 p m in Morris Library auditorium. The series, from SIU philosophy and educational administration, honors Deweys 100th birth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Geiger
Antioch College
John Dewey
Southern Illinois University
Geiger
Morris Library
SIU
Philosophy
Dewey
Antioch
Pakistan Chief Purge Dismisses 84 Senior Officials
President Ayub Khan fired 84 senior government officials including secretaries commissioners and police officers for alleged misconduct and corruption. Among those named are Abu Talib Naqi former interior secretary Abba Khalili commerce secretary Zafrul Ahsan former PIA general manager and S N Baker former director general of civil aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Abu Talib Naqi
Ministry of Interior
Abba Khalili
Zafrul Ahsan
Pakistani International Airlines
S. N. Baker
Space Repair Crews Mustn t Forget Tools
Washington reports ARPA plans to place a 22 000 mile orbit satellite with yearly visits by servicemen for maintenance. Roy W. Johnson testified to the House Space Committee that a 24 hour Earth orbit is the goal by 1962 or early 1963 and that closer repair missions may start with a 300 mile orbit. Johnson noted commandable satellite retrieval and relaunch capability expected this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Roy W. Johnson
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
House Space Committee
ARPA
Johnson
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Patroff
Sheldon
Eleanor Gluck
Glucks
University of Illinois
U. S
Jim Herron
Southern
Illnoisan
Germany
Hamburg
North
William Tudor
Pakistan
Karachi
Arthur R. Kantrowitz
Avco Research Laboratory
U.S
U.S.S.R
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