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13.45 14.75
6.00-16 8.70-15
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6.40-15 18.75 14.05 22.95 17.20
6.50-15 ' 21.75 16.30 26.65 19.95
6.70-15 ' 19.75 14.75 24.25 18.15
7.10-15 21.95 16.45 26.85 20.15
7.60-15 ' 23.95 17.95 28.95 21.70
8.00-15 26.35 19.75 32.25 24.15
6.00-16 17.95 13.45 21.95 16.45
6.50-16 22.25 16.80 27.25 20.40
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600.J8 10.85 6.70-lt 11.85
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. B"-t; TIRES
1.66
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Representative Suggests Policing Of TV Broadcasts
By ROWLAND IVANS
WASHINGTON I Sen. Hen
drickson (R-NJ) Tuesday suggest
ed government policing of televi
sion programs or appointment of
"TV roar" to sard against
anything which might tend to fos
ter juvenile delinquency an idea
promptly cnauengea oy uis n
industry.
Hendrickson is chairman of a
special Senate subcommittee
which is studying what impact TV
crime shows may have on teen
age crime.
His policing suggestion was
tossed out in an offhand way at
the opening session of a planned
two days of public hearings.
Merle S. Jones of New York, a
vice president of Columbia Broad
casting System and- the first in
dustry witness to be heard, told
Hendrickson he believes in "self
regulation and self-discipline" (or
the TV industry.
Jones denied that any present
TV shows tend to promote juve
nile delinquency.
"We do not believe there is any
casual connection between televi
sion shows and juvniie delinquen
cy," he said.
In suDport of his stand. Jones
cited various studies, including a
volume entitled "Unraveling Juve
nile Delinquency" by Sheldon and
Eleanor Glueck, a husband-wife
team who studied causes of de
linquency during a 10-year re
search job at the Harvard Law
School.
Their findings, Jones said, show
"that the basic causes of delin
quent behavior appear' to lie in
faulty child-parent relationships
during the first six or eight yean
of the child's life."
And, Jones said, such old-fashioned
nursery fables as Jack and
the Beanstalk contain all the ele
ments complained of by those who
have linked TV Western and
crime dramas to juvenile delinquency.
On the other side of the ques
tion, Richard Clendenen, - director
of the subcommittee's staff,' said
its studies showed the following:
1. An "overbalance of pro
grams" on crimes and. violence
which parents say are not healthy
for their children.
2. A "Lack of choice" In TV
viewing during the late afternoon
and early evening hours which
tends to attract children to nor-
row shows as the only TV fare
available.
3. A suggestion that violence
produces tensions out of normal
anxieties and that possibly there
Is "very little tolerance for thw
added tension" ia many children.
4. The possibility that crime
shows teach children crime tech
niques and may prbvide sugges
tions to a child to repeat the act
he has viewed on a TV as a form
of compensation.
CIA Doing 'Creditable
Job,' Say Investigators
WASHINGTON Wl A special
study group reported to President
Eisenhower Tuesday that the super-secret
C en t r a 1 Intelligence
Agency is doing a "creditable
job" but can be improved in "im
portant area."
The group, headed by Lt. Gen.
James A. Doolittle,. was appointed
by President Eisenhower to give
him an independent appraisal "of
the sensitive aspects of the agen
cy." Doolittle and top members of his
staff Tuesday gave Eisenhower a
single copy the only one in ex
istenceof their recommendations
for improvements in the top gov
ernment intelligence outfit.
It was understood the study
group's recommendations if fol
lowed by the President would be
handled with the CIA and there
would.be no public announcement
or congressional legislation stem
ming fiom the Doolittle inquiry.
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