Lawmaker push to charge nonindigent parents for delinquent care
The article notes Judge John MolloyFirst in Arizona to bill parents in 1958 reports that Pima County collected about 112000 and 34000 in other counties for delinquent youth care. It argues broad state law to require nonindigent parents to pay and counters Senate opposition.
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John Molloy
Arizona
Ima County
Arizona House of Representatives
Senate
Ft. Grant
Cities In Crisis What Are Cities Doing To People
Sociologists warn city life harms humans and vice versa as urban growth accelerates. A Senate subcommittee chaired by Abraham Ribicoff will study issues from crowded schools and hospitals to tax losses and rising crime as whites migrate to the suburbs, leaving cities riskier at night.
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Senate
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Johnson presses for more inflation and the great society
Richard Wilson analyzes President Johnson s approach as inflation trends rise and the great society expands. He notes the administration backs higher wages and prices while arguing current policies hold back inflation, with plans for urban aid and Viet Nam escalation shaping a broader, costly program.
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Germany
Britain
Italy
France
Japan
Congress
Lesson Is The Same Across The Earth From Aspen To Shelter Island
The writer recalls Dr. Constantinos Doxiadis and his Aspen talk on mankind’s pollution of Earth. He contrasts air and water contamination from Greece to Long Island Sound, noting polluted beaches, tanker sludge, and outdated urban growth. He warns of a future bridge linking New England to New York City.
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Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
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New England
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Aegean
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New York
Why Am I Growing a Beard by Sydney Harris
Sydney Harris reflects on four weeks of beard growing, chasing curiosity and vanity. He notes public reactions, defends his look with references to famous bearded figures, and admits bending his explanations to villagers while contemplating shaving before returning home. He acknowledges social pressure and his growing fondness for the beard.
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Whitehead
Peter Ustinov
Uncle Sam
Fidel Castro
Miami Beach
Informed Debate on Viet Nam War Policies
Reader letters discuss nuclear use policy in Viet Nam, urge denying enemy sanctuary guarantees, and argue for negotiating ends. Other letters commend The Citizen's juvenile-issues series, praise reporter Bill Kimmey, and critique U.S. wheat aid to India amid global grain politics.
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the Citizen
Viet Nam
Kimmey
Citizen
Tucson
Bill Kimmey
Have We A Mayor The charter and vacancy dilemma
The piece argues a possible mayoral vacancy after Crowly resigned as councilman upon becoming president pro tem. It questions legality of Cranly as mayor ex officio and urges inquiry to determine true city status, noting festivities and the San Xavier band in passing.
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Common Council
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Cranly
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