Public access to juvenile court details debated
Editorial reflects on openness in juvenile court proceedings following New Jersey Supreme Court changes author cites judge Martin Kole and urges press presence for transparency. It argues public understanding grows when courts and officials allow reporting and warns against hiding information for self interest.
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Iowa
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Martin J. Kole
Teenage journalist Tom Ball tours a nation of work and learning
A Kent University journalism student, Tom Ball, visited the area after hitchhiking 13,500 miles this summer. He writes a daily column for the Journal and plans a full-time newspaper internship after his junior year. His drive and energy earned him a bright future in journalism.
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Tom Ball
Kent University
Daily Paper
Ohio
Iowa
Tom
Tulsa’s Oil Pride Shapes a Modern American City
Reporter Tom Ball portrays Tulsa Oklahoma as an emerald oasis built by geography and oil wealth. He notes lush lawns, expansive homes, a clean business district, and new Oral Roberts University reflecting civic pride and generous magnate philanthropy shaping a vibrant, hospitable city.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Fort Knox
Oklahoma City
Joplin
Missouri
Oil Company
Oral Roberts University
Increased monthly Social Security payments announced
Burlington Iowa social security district manager N E Treat said new federal changes raise monthly retirement survivor and disability benefits by seven percent affecting about 20 000 people in the district. The changes include health insurance for the aged and various adjustments to benefits and taxation beginning 1965 and 1966.
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Congress
N. E. Treat
Burlington
Iowa
Mr. Treat
Tread
Treat
Social Security District
Federal Building
Iowa State Aims to Expand Excellence Across Fields
Iowa State University president W Robert Parks promotes broadening excellence beyond science and technology. He stresses maintaining high standards through a mix of disciplines, notes the quarter system supports year round operations, and discusses plans for the new men's dormitory and football competitiveness.
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Ames
IDPA
Iowa State University
W. Robert Parks
Iowa State
Parks
James Hilton
Tensions Rise as Ex-Junta Threatens Return to War
In Santo Domingo tensions mount as former junta leaders threaten renewed armed action amid alleged Communist influence in provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy's regime. A military radio broadcast quoted five senior officers saying the Communist threat has grown since Garcia Godoy took office. The dispute stalls disarmament as IAF troops dismantle fortifications in the peace zone while rebels and junta forces hold similar positions.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Hector Garcia-Godoy
San Isidro
Garcia- Godoy
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Junta
Inter-American Force
IAF
Famous Hands From the First World Bridge Championship
The 1950 Bermuda world championship featured United States, British, and Swedish-Icelandic teams. In the top table Silodor and Crawford reached 3NT after a key play, while Rapee with Stayman overcalled, resulting in two hearts doubled for 670 points. The Americans won the event, gaining 1,270 points in a decisive score.
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Hearts
Bermuda
United States
U.S
West
Crawford
East
Rapee
Stayman
North
South
Queen of Hearts
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Elias Wessin Y Wessin
Armed Forces Training Center
Garcia-Godoy
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Joe
Ann
Dixie Vogan
Mason Kid
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Striebel
Blondie
Chic Young
Nancy
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