Editorial ponderings on discipline politics and color changes
The Washington Evening Journal weighs discipline in parenting and public life, wryly notes Sonny Liston’s UK visit and race questions, observes autumn leaf color shifts, and argues allowing Russia more food and consumer goods could stabilize peace by raising the Russian standard of living.
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Russia
Grocery Cart Thefts Plague Houston Markets
Houston supermarket managers report carts vanish weekly as a fad with costs between 25 and 50 dollars each. Carts end up as grills laundry carts or baby buggies while many are never returned. Managers seek cheaper purchasable carts or locked lots to curb losses.
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Houston
UPI
T. M. Maass
A&p
Rovello
Protecting the Ballot Box and Literacy Standards
Column argues six grade literacy as a flawed standard in a civil rights bill. It warns that relying on a presumed literacy based on education ignores actual reading ability, cites illiteracy data in New York City and DC, and urges guarding ballots without nonsensical literacy presumptions.
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Congress
Conjugial visits for honor prisoners proposed
Corbin Crawford a new member of Iowa's board of control suggests providing minimal housing on Fort Madison grounds for conjugal visits to rehabilitate prisoners. He argues such quarters would strengthen family ties, aid discipline, and improve morale, noting room for a simple "prison motel" within the walls.
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Corbin Crawford
State Board of Control
Crawford
Ainsworth
Fort Madison
Board of Control
Ainsworth Democrat
Iowa
Iowa Teachers Consider Pledge Against Walkouts
Iowa educators face a proposed pledge not to walk out on students after signing contracts. The Iowa State Education Association ethics committee chaired by Elmer Gast recommends the pledge, to be voted on by delegates in Des Moines next February. The report argues professional teachers must not sacrifice children for expediency and cites professional discipline plans and prior suspensions. Also reported is Hollis Eugene Scriven of Davenport fined $30 for speeding at 90 mph with highway patrol air support.
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United States
New York
DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Iowa State Education Association
Elmer Gast
West Union
John Harold
Teachers’ Group
Hollis Eugene Scriven
Davenport
Here
Glenn Holden
Justice of the Peace
French Team In Dramatic Seven Spades Hand
During a 1961 exhibition in Brazil the North hand held AQJ98765452 and West KQ98762. South opened 2 clubs. West jumped to seven spades. seven notrump was doubled and defeated for minus 2,000 points while the Brazilian pair at the other table scored 2,210 in seven hearts. The clash cost France 4,210 points on one deal.
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Buenos Aires
Brazil
Bacherich
France
Alvarenga
Derny
Amaral
West
East
South
Denny
Deruy
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