Crime Report Favors Jury Rights for Ex-Convicts
The presidential crime commission urges reintegration and rights for ex convicts including jury duty voting and public office. It contrasts with FBI Director Hoover who argues rehabilitation fails and punishment deters crime. The report notes $1 billion spent on incarceration vs $200 million on rehabilitation and calls parole a right rather than a privilege.
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Washington
Presidential Crime Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Correc
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
United States
Pearl Buck to Aid Asian Children Through Foundation
Nobel laureate Pearl Buck plans to donate her estate and most earnings, over seven million dollars, to the Pearl S Buck Foundation to aid half American and Asian children. She will travel to Korea to open an opportunity center in Seoul serving about 3 000 children annually and helping mothers find work.
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Philadelphia
Pearl Buck
Pearl S. Buck
Korea
Seoul
Miss Buck
China
Four Die On Virginia Roads Over The Weekend
The Associated Press reports four fatalities on Virginia roads during the weekend. In Henrico County a passenger in a two car crash near a drag strip entrance died. others included George Washington Newsom of Henderson North Carolina, John Watkins Woodall of Mechanicsville, Inez Chaffin Duncan of Pulaski, William Moss of Richmond, and David Lindsay Brown III of Roxboro North Carolina in separate incidents across the state.
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Associated Press
Henrico County
Virginia
Carlton Wesley Mundy
Richmond
Alberta
George Washington Newsom
Henderson
N. C
Brunswick County
Mechanicsville
John Watkins Woodall
Hanover County
Pulaski
Inez
Chaffin Dunca
Dublin
William Moss
William Morris
Clarksville
David Lindsay Brown III
Roxboro
Mecklenburg County
Solo Sailor Faces Abscess During World Voyage
Plymouth England AP reports Sir Francis Chichester Britain's intrepid yachtsman suffers an abscessed elbow on the last lap of his 28 000 mile solo round the world voyage. Chichester 66 receives daily radio messages from a doctor with treatment guidance.
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Plymouth
England
Francis Chichester
Britain
Chichester
Richmond Councilman Alleges Flogging in State Schools
City councilman Carwile claims youths are flogged in state schools including Hanover School for Boys. Officials deny flogging but admit corporal punishment under restricted conditions with a small strap. Brown questions belt use and suggests ping pong paddles may be involved. Hanover’s Alfred Jackson says punishment is rare and tightly supervised.
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Richmond
Howard H. Carwile
Hanover School
State 9
Supreme Court
Division of Youth Services
State Department
Brown
Alfred Jackson
Hanover School For
Dirksen Warns Monticello Grads to Guard Tongues
Sen Everett Dirksen urged Monticello College graduates to guard their tongues and mind protests. He accepted a bust of himself by former student Madeleine Dinges of Denver for the Garden of Patriots in Cape Coral Florida and said he’s familiar with the subject.
1967 Needlecraft Catalog pattern offer and orders
Vintage advertisement for crochet patterns and needlecraft books with prices. Includes pattern 7149 fifty cents plus mailing 15 cents, order from Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York address. Announces books on afghans and quilts priced 50 cents each, plus two free patterns.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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No. 10
Downing Street
London
Great Britain
Carwile
Ers
Otis L. Brown
State Department of Welfare
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Winchester
Batistes
Archdale
TIMEX
Heiress
Nylons
Archdale Men’s Handkerchiefs
Jade East
By Swank
By Coro
Beauty
NTN
Dept
Shinkage
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