Public Scapegoat Juvenile Delinquency Report Says Adults Exploit Youth
Washington AP six experts spent nine months studying juvenile delinquency in the United States. They argue adults exploit youth for profit and blame adolescents, while the image of delinquents is exaggerated and self-fulfilling. They urge calmer, evidence-based approaches and note youth can become productive citizens despite current pressures.
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Washington
America
National Education Assa
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
William C. Kvaraceus
Milton L. Barron
Edward M. Daniels
Preston A. Mc
Gromyko Builds Case With Germans At Geneva Conference
At the Big Four foreign ministers gathering in Geneva, Andrei Gromyko pressed for East Germany to join as a full participant, seeking parity with West Germany. Western ministers likely rejected full status, offering observers instead, a move Moscow can brand as second class but one that tempers East German hopes for reform or independence.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
Moscow
Gromyko
U.S
Jobless Dip Fuels GOP Attack on Spending Plans
A drop of 735000 unemployed in April gives Republicans a lead to oppose big outlays for housing, depressed areas, and airports. Dirksen cites the record 65 million employed as weakening a Senate bill to create an unemployment investigation commission. Mansfield cautions that gains do not end economic woes and supports continued Democratic job measures and a possible longer-term unemployment study.
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Republicans
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Commerce and Labor Departments
House
Mansfield
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
James P. Mitchell
Congress
John F. Kennedy
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Daily Across
A compact clue set includes terms like stringed instrument set solidly and Scotch river. It lists across and down entries such as sacred literature diplomacy US coins fragrant wood Roman togas carried Mexican rubber tin humps Hatred sun god consume boy s nickname lover of books frost spawn of fish senor s yes Rhode Island apple reverber ated born devil ceaseto.
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U.S
Crossword clues and word list fragment
Fragment of a crossword puzzle with numbered clues and partial answers. Includes entries such as Cut in two and The Gold Bug author. Likely missing crosses and full grid.
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Desert
Godfrey May Leave Hospital in About Two Weeks
New York AP reports television and radio star Arthur Godfrey, 55, recovering from lung cancer operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. He underwent surgery April 30 and doctors expect his discharge in roughly two weeks.
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New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor to wed in private Las Vegas ceremony
In brief 10 minute proceedings Eddie Fisher will divorce Debbie Reynolds and marry Elizabeth Taylor. The couple plan a 3 p.m. ceremony at Temple Beth Sholom with Rabbi Max Nussbaum and Renard Cohen assisting, followed by a brief news conference and reception. The pair then depart for Europe.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Reynolds
Liz Taylor
Fisher
Liz
Jean Louis Epen
Temple Beth Sholom
Max Nussbaum
Los Angeles
Miss Taylor
Renard Cohen
Nevada
New York City
Eddie’s
Benjjmin Thau
MGM
Eddie Cantor
Tropicana
Ship Blows Up Off New Guinea
A 200 ton island ship Busama exploded near Lae New Guinea killing its Finnish first officer and Swedish engineer. Several native crewmen were believed dead. The ship carried 17600 gallons of aviation fuel and a similar amount of gasoline.
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T.ae
New Guinea
Busama
Aff Lae
Nevada Divorce Edict Sways Desert Inn Wedding
Two days of editorial wrestling over divorce implications in Nevada follow Fisher and Miss Taylor as he buys a 68 000 dollar Desert Inn Country Club home as a wedding gift. A New York decorator will work while they travel. Miss Reynolds' decree must wait until February to finalize. Miss Taylor has a history with Nicky Hilton and Michael Wilding, then Mike Todd who died last March. Fisher is 31. both Taylor and Reynolds are 27.
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Fisher
Desert Inn Country Club
Miss Taylor
New York
California
Miss Reynolds
Nicky Hilton
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
Richard F Madigan Named Man of the Quarter in Winchester
Richard F. Madigan of Winchester district office is honored as Life of Virginia Man of the Quarter for outstanding sales and service to policy owners. G B Masters announces. Madigan, from Stephens City, active ICOF member and local community leader.
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Life of Virginia
Richard F. Madigan
Winchester
G. B. Masters
Madigan
Stephens City
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Tri-County Association
ICOF
P. M
Willie T. Cobb
Winchester TV feature highlights springtime festival
More than 75 local persons appear on a coast-to-coast TV show at 7 p.m. EST on Channel 9. The hour long program sponsored by Coca Cola Company includes Larrick Hockman Jr Eunice Miller and Queen Shenandoah Elaine Atwood and her court the Four Aces and a Maypole dance by Handley James Wood Quarles and Virginia Avenue students. The Winchester festival gains its first nationwide publicity through this event.
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Channel 9
Larrick Hockman, Jr
Eunice Miller
Coca-Cola Company
America
Mt. Rainier
Wash
Carmel
Calif
New Orleans
Coca Cola firm sponsored gram by CBS crew visit
CBS-TV staff were in town April 20 to May 12 producing a segment of a program sponsored by The Coca Cola Co. H Armstead Lowry, Winchester.
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Arthur Godfrey
CBS - TV
Ee ’ A A Cola Co
H. Armstead Lowry
Winchester
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