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1 Volume 29 Number 5 New Era Editorial 1Uiiciikeflother courts, juvenile court in C et
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1. 1 . °_ (Editors Note: We are reprinting an much the press or the ubI‘- ' “ -
11 1 Kentucky Press Association, Inc. editorial from the F b' . 16 - f h lear .b t h. t . p 11c ls ableh make the blg
i Kentucky Press Service, Inc. . ( . e maly issue 0 t e n a ou W a goes on behmd the CI088i The McLeai
11: 1 1 MadisonVille Messenger, because, we be- (lOOI'S depends largely upon the attitude ii a er ublishe
111 1 1 Victor R. Portmann, Editor lieve, it expresses the thinking of every the juvenile court official toward the b P pd P Will
1 1 Perry J. Ashley, Assocrate Editor . . - - . . 1' .’ 4‘ pu LaIl on s
1 newspapei on a peitinent topic. We iecom— 1C 5 Ilght t0 know. half—hour nat
111 , Member mend that you reprint it in your editorial It has been the [whey Of a number 0f ABC-TV on T1
11 Newspaper Managers Association column.) pers in Kentucky to be Charitable towa is designed to
1 , 1 Il!(etr;tuclaty 1Chamll;er of CLomrnerce Our Christian County neighbor, Circuit first OttenderS—providing that the firstd small town we
1: I e er s::f::::flg"n::b;xm9t°n Judge Ira D. Smith, told his court Monday fenders have committed crimes WhiCll reasons for exi
1111 National Editorial Association while impaneling the February grand jury not violent—but to insist upon their ri the communitj
1 11111 _ Associate Member that the1names1of ]uvenile offenders should to Pnnt names and other facts when 011' of the small 1
111111 National Newspaper Promotion Association be published like the names of other of— Of Violence have been committed by any Shannon in t
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111 1 Publication Office fendeis. 1 1 one. This, it seems to us, has been as Inquirer.
1,111 1 1 5:111:01 of Journalism In making the recommendation, Judge Slhte attitude though It has been one Whi A camera or
111 University of Kentucky Smith touched upon a question to which has not been 53t15taCt0tY t0 the dedicat houn on Janu:
11111 1 newspapers all over the country, including do-gooder who tnSiStS to a long-suited beginning on J:
111 1 1 __———————-— THE MESSENGER and the KENTUCKY public that it is society itself which is ing was Comp]
111 1 Kentucky Press Association, Inc. NEW ERA at Hopkinsville, have long blame for crime—not the criminal. , ruary.
11 1 1 Fred J. Burkhard, President songht an answer. 1 1 Under the Youth Authority system the Landon tried
1,11 111 Casey County News, Liberty It is a fixed technique of the social work— 15 new InSIStenCe that the papers not car at being Single
1111 George Joplin 111, Vice-President er here and there and everywhere to (2011- the names 0t youthful offenders under a papers in the I
11111 1 11 V' Commonwealth, Somerset tend that the names of juvenile offenders circumstance whatever, including casesi 'Up,” a series
111 1 1 Pictor R. Portmann,Secretary-Manager should be kept out of the papers. To which volving the worst types of violence. Sin 51Bell and How
1 1 .1 1 erry J. Ashley, Assrstant Secretary—Manager - - - - ‘ ' - ' ' ' f ' '
1111 1 11 FloridaR Garrison Assistant Tre 11 .1 the long-suffering public which furnishes the PUhhC Whleh fuinishes the “€th 1th to do. He
11 1 11 ' University of Kentuzhzrehexington ‘ .the victims for switch-blade knifers, mug- crime also fumishes the taxes with Who Was selected, 6
111 1 11 1 1 ’ gers and ice-pick wielders replies that to the Youth Authority and all other t°tm501ducers sought a
11 1 11 11 District Executive Committee conceal the name of a perpetrator of crimes bureaucracy are maintained, it seems Etor was outspo
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iii 1 l l Chairman, Maurice K. Henry, Daily News, Mid- Of Violence 18 to expose the public to fur— '1I‘he1Messengei that the pUbhc.ShOUId ma 11and on commu
it i i , dlesboro (Tenth); First, William T. DaviS, ther attacks from sources they do not know; Its Views known, In no uncertam terms, an ‘Certainly has Pt
. 1 111 Lyon County Herald, Eddyvflle; Second, Larry since they are denied the identities of in- insist, through grand jury action and othe these requiremt
1,11 .' Stone, Messenger-Argus, Central City; Third, dividuals in the hands of the law. wise, on being given the names Of Its en‘ knOWIl as a mi
11 Basil Caummisar, Courier-Journal and Times, Now in crimes of violence the victims as mies, 0t whatever age. What he believe
ii i homi‘i-fllép-Fhmgh 113(23ward Oglfisr Favorite, well as the perpetrators are entitled to 0011- The New Era complains rightly1thflt1 Sam Rosenbe
,l 11 '3 tan “‘7 “ft ’ ran ' Bell, Tmnble Demo‘ sideration though it is notorious that in all POhCY 0t sometimeS-yes-and-sometlmes' UP,” Who is '
,1; 1: crat, Bedford; Sixth Edwards M Templin , - c ' ’ f ' “9“ ‘ In
:11 it Herald-Leader Lexington Seventh 'w R, too many cases this is not so. Even the 15 completely undeSirable 01 any 1 Phde how t}
i i Fisher, Mercu’ry Carlislei Eighth, LozifihenDe: courts err in this direction, it should be paper, since it WOUId take the.WISd(dm l1 lected. He said
. i, l f1 Rosett, Adair County News, Columbia; Ninth, haid’ and only last week the chief 0t police Solomon to know when to print an w her 0f Papers an
1 11 1 1 1 James T. Norris, IL, Independent, Ashland; in Washington complained that his depart- “at to. , d 't5811 t°1Ed1tor and
i 1 State-at-Large, S. C. Van Curon, State Journal, ment was crippled in its law enforcement Meanwhile, The Messengel‘1fin 51 d' Whmh keeps a F
. ,l ii Frankfort; State-at-Large, James Lee Crawford, efforts by the fact that US. courts in his full agreement With our nelghbm’ 1]u1 Papers. The Ed
' 1 T1mes-Tribune,1 Corbin; State-at—Large, Al ]. crime—ridden town often freed perpetrators Smith. Our nation is really up 211g311’105fi1 gested the MCI
1 l Schansberg, V0106 Of St- Matthews; Immediate of crimes of violence on legal technicalities crime Cl‘iSiS, nothing less, and t e bans 0fthe requ
- l. i ' l Shfiliiiemgfgg John B. Gaines, Park City N 9108, not on evidence. can’t be solved, we honestly feelidbhiiu i Filming Of‘W
1 1 .-1 ‘ g ' Our contemporary in Hopkinsville, the ing 1t over to the 500ml worker an 1.111 dUCtion of an is
1111 1 New Era, remarks in connection with Judge tions 0f chain-wielders and knife-“51611111131116 the plant a
~ 111 1 1 Kentucky Press Service, Inc. Smith’s recommendation for publicity that wronged by an Old meany PUth (111111113151 ments of the ove
V ‘1 l George M. Wilson, President the practice Of the press in coddling juve- thetic topei‘petrators 0f crime hmm ' Rosenberg’s st
11 d Breckmridge Herald-News, Hardinsburg niles through failure to publicize crime upon domg something about t e i ' 16 interviews v
1 i1 ' 11 Lou on Wills, First Vice-President drew a blast recentl f ‘0 d ‘ * * City a
‘!1 McLean County News, Calhoun The head f th F :1 l ImB].1E gar Hoover. * * L C0111 lnd COUnty
1 11‘, i William T. Davis, Second Vice-President . f 0 e . e era uieau Of Investi- . . - . . ' the Press is pti Peted, The
1. 1,1 1 1 1 Lyon County Herald, Eddyville gation is vastly disturbed about the upward _ 1 F01 YOtn infOimation, f KP A K" are being asked
1 1 Victor B. Portmann, Secretary-Treasurer trend 0t crimes 0f violence in this tall and ing the annual statements .0 - yTh newspaper, the
, 11 1 ‘ ‘ Perry I. Ashley, Assistant Secretary broad land of ours. and the Foundation in this 155116155118 and comments
11 1 Florida R. Garrison, Assistant Treasurer Mr. Hoover, as we dilly recorded at the were crowded OUt from the January about the future
‘ 11 ‘ Board Of Directors time, expressed belief that publicity could * * “t t 1 151 newspaper.
i 1 Chairman31Martin Dyche, Sentinel-Echo, Lon— End In curbing Inany young offenders at The sympathy 0f the Assocmmnliul iY After filming,
1| 1 hon; NixittlmceoxiDHlitm'Yli1 Dailg, News, Middles- an age when their future was hanging in tended to Mr. and Mrs. George1l0l’ Udd 1.133rk to edit the
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11 Springs; R0 Gardner, Courier, Hickman; Robert eI '12 ance 1k 1 1 Someiset Commonwealth 0n h 1111111111“;ka 1nUtes. Wh
1 Ff?"- Shelby News, Shelbyville; Officers ex- 11 entuc y, as we are reminded by the death of their daughter, Sela r March 26,
, 1 0 010. New Era, publicity for youths in trouble nine years old. -
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attituderl paper PUinShed at Calhoun, and its editor, 7,113. 1:1 71737 7méfiégrjé§ “4577/ 17.1.; ,1 M ”57/1177 2;;2‘7 :7 1 I 1 11 ‘ 1 I 1 l
d the p71 Landon Wflls’ W111 be SPOthghted on a .ewmiv an .92., 222;, fare}; 1' ‘ 1 I ’
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he first 01-. small town weekly newspaper, to discuss its ‘:~ £22,? 1 : 1%,, ' " ’ " ”’7“ ’""‘°"‘?*“'~”‘?’<’9«"¢7139’ I .1 1 I I i
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which is; ing was completed the first week in Feb- 1 I I I “77:.‘f*"7” I 1111‘I I : 1 7
ystem the Landon tried hard to cover his pleasure . ' 7, 72”,?” ”'1, 7 , V 7 7k I ‘1 11?. ’ 1 11111 1 1
‘5 not cal'I at being singled out from all weekly news- . 1. .. I . A ? Wqurfi' “I 11.75», 1‘ .j 3. 1I I 1 I I I
‘1 under 31I papers in the United States for “The Close Tj 1 1 y' /;,;.,»m:§fl Q ‘i' 1 I ‘ I I 1
lg 011595, “- Up.” a series of TV shows produced for :is ‘ ' , s 7 .. 7"” 1 1 ‘1 1111 1 .1 '
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With whlc- 1was selected, except that the show’s pro- .1} I If; 7(;§7é%§117szfl';,,. 3 1 I 1 {1 II1 111 I 1 I I
Ier 10ml” ducers sought a small newspaper whose edi— U I '- I I; . ‘ I ' 7777",: ”9,7337 13‘? 1 ’ ‘ 11 1 111' ' 1 1 I1 1
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Item, .111 Certainly has proven that he fills the bill on London WIllS, subject of a nationally-telewsed program on March 26, I ; 11 11.1 1 1 1‘: ‘ 1
”Intent the... requirements for he long has been confers with a local attorney during the filming. London is publisher I ‘ i; I 11' 1 , I
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IVISdZnI‘IIII £60131- He said his staff researched a num- Wills has been editor and publisher of $111 efteiideiicy towards monopoly owner- I 1; I 1 1 1'1 1 l
t all er of papers around the country, then went the McLean County News since 1946, when to it: 3677.511) a561,? lstneljltable and here I .1‘ 1 11 1 1 j
1 'tsell toh.Editor and Publisher, an organization he pUI‘ChaSGd the newspaper from Carlos 11011111211 5:011:11 Elly.- mg am,1 editor alld 1 ‘1 I I ‘1
ribcsl Iudl w 10h keeps a pretty close tab on all news— Einbry for $680. He explained that the 51116: Time: 6 kfmuel —]0u1na and mes- ‘1 1 ;~ ‘ i 1‘
1 Ol’qinstI Papers. The Editor and'Publisher staff sug— newspaper had been hit by three fires and Res onsibilitisg ea £111?) 01,147 pane (1.01}, The 3 1 ‘ ‘ 11
I) a: 0115 fiesled the McLean County News on the a flood in a space of two years and was V6115 d recenfl Ob 5 igsthMe 17 ’ con- I 11
11 as“ 0f the reqlll'l‘ements of the show’s staff. “pretty well run down”, when he bought it. . y y w anniversary 1 I .1 .1 . .
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h' l mug of Wills and his newspaper. pro- With the exception of a two-year stint in .. 7 , . , ‘1 1 ‘ 1‘ :
and 15 . ductiOn f , _ . _ . _ . _ We are up against a law of economics . 1 ‘ 1‘ 32
. ‘ld 0 an Issue and his actIVities out— a state office at Fiankait, Wills has been . ,, . . .. . . 1 . 1 «,1 1_
“feme . side the l . . , heie, said Mr. Bingham. The critics of 11 .- 3 l: '1.
. 11' pant are more or less minor se _ haid at work on the newspaper, which he , . . l1 1 1 1 , ~1 1.
1c unswlI 11181119 f th g , “ , ,, the press mislead the public when they por- ' ‘ 1 1 ‘2 ~1
. 'ste -0 eover-all show, Said had 200 satisfied readers when he . . . . 1 11 11 1
““11“” 1' Rosenbe. ’ . bou ht it The circulation last month was tray monopoly as the Chlef press Vfllam' '1 ‘ 1 I 1‘ ‘
rem. ‘1 l6 intei~vi;\gs staff W111 have filmed at least 2 00% subscribers Monopoly is less a threat to press excellence ‘ 1 1 1 ' 1:
city and couxhst Wlftflilbusmessmen, farmers, ,Th M L C N f d d than .monotony. There are newspapers 1. I . I
.l COmpleted Thy 0 Clals when the filming is _ e C San ounty 9W5 was 011“ e dropping from presses all over the United 1 11 . ‘11
1955 is pTHI are bein ' k e 5111)]ects in these inteiviews “1 1884- " States that are as alike as sausages.” 1.1 I 1 7 I 1?
KPA1 Id’I neWSpa ge1aslfd to give their views on the Mr. Bingham added wryly that he real- I _ 1
issuC~ Th and market: Impact of Wills’ editorials ' — .m‘ ized that “defending monopoly is liking I 1
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112011551 about the future of theeC community, and A suggestion that daily papers should standing ulp £01 th’e boll weevrl or advocat- l l 1 1
r newspapen ommunity and the sell for 25 cents a copy was made by pub- 111g an ear y IOSt' ' I 1 5
mm ise After filmin th fisher-columnist David Lawrence at a ——Q— , 1 1 I; "
e Ioplinl' York to edit fig); file CleW returned to New luncheon in Washington, D. C. The oc- Your'local merchants keep the economic ‘ l .1
the sudd 30 minutes Wh'l m down t0 the required casion was a gathering of the local Sigma wheels of your community turning through— . 1. 1 j
h Hamlllo is for March 261.8 the scheduled showing Delta Chi chapter honoring Lawrence on out the year. See their advertising in this 1 I I ,1
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:1 a on‘tem 1'11 the 88th Congress, two dea mg Wit a - prohibit advertising by 0 tometrists th h _ J J J J J _ J .
.newspapq. vertising need watching: Rep. Siler (Ky.) legislation even as J KP t k roug An, obscure paragraph in PreSident Ken- J J J J J f};
1r mayjudg1J introduced his perennial bill to ban liquor ’ J in “en :1 c y. “Edys recent tax message to Congress may J J J J J J J . ’1 ’
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Judged— advertlSlng in interstate commerce (H.R. , , J J P p , J . J J J J ;
JJJ 817) and a bill by Rep. Walter Rogers , The Senate {inglly made .1th committee Single papers Which have broadcast aflili- i J J J J J J! ',
(TexJ) (H. Res. 72) calling for an investi- :fiSJggmenggfiincu mg a decrsron to retain ates set up as separate corporate units. One J J ' 1 1 J p
naximum eIJ gation of objectionable movies and their ngupOSt ‘th ce gommittete as da time'nfian chain 0f small city dailies has informed J J J J J J
‘: . , W1 SIX emocra s an ree e- ANPA that its tax bill would b ' l 3 J ; J : JJ ‘
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is oJr diJsJJJlJ leans on Feb. 5 oted to continue banningv t emgcrlatic Side. The newcomers are Sena- In his January 24 message, the President J J J . ‘
nission- arJ Photographers and radio and television ’olrsB 2: WJ McGee (DJ, WYOJJ. and Dan- said, in Section V, Paragraph 4: “Since the ‘ J .JJ J J J Jf
‘t for 13de broadcasters from courtrooms on grounds 16 J rewStel t( D, MdJJh RgOVlIig 1:3 the $25,000 surtax exemption and the new 22% J J J J i’ J
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. that they detract from the dignity of a trial, lg’a )Iand B E tt Josep C '11 ( D , normal rate are deSigned to stimulate small J J J J J JJJ. 1
_ _ ~ - vere JOY an (Du NC). The busmess, this reduction should be accom- J ; J J . .J
and oflicrally voted to retain Canon 35 so House P O C 'tt '11 h Id . fi . _ _ : 1 J 1; 1 . 1
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mature an miéolved. JCJ - ttalrmmh delad i). louse meeting of the session on March 7, with advantage of the multiple surtax exemptions JJ 1J1J .J 3 J ‘ J’
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italic mtera J:ndci§gmv::nfirgldti:: of nevlslsemedlia 053i seven new members in the group of 24. now available to large enterprises operating J JJJ JJJJJJJJ J J J J " ‘J
iisplay new Ershi to start March 13 with testimony Subcommittee appomtments Will be made through a chain of separately incorporated ‘ JJ J JJ JJJ J JJ'JJJJJ J . JiJ :
[its genuii frompFCC Chairman Minow- no other wit— then by Chairman Tom Murray (D., units. I, therefore, recommend that legisla- 'J 'J'JJ JJ JJ JJ1JJ.J 1 ' J 1 J - JJ
ews eifectii h b h d l, d Tenn.), and legislative plans discussed. tion be enacted which, over a transitional ; ‘J 1 JJ JJ1JJJJ JJ 11 J j
1 good tasJ-J nesses ave yet een SC 6 u e ' ' ' ' At the period of 5 years will limit to one the num- J“ ‘J J JJ JJ J JJJJ JH JJ J J ‘ JJJ-J51 -
. fi al “J request of the Texas Daily and Texas Press “——.—~ . ’ . . J J JJ JJ JJ‘?‘ JJ 1 JJ :
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eroism g0 and newSpaPers as well as those relating to In 1962’ advertisers have again spent p y c g up avmg