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PANEL #3 Monday Morning, Dee. 30th, 1963 9:OO am. PINE BOOM, STATLE&-HILTON

THEME: CRIMINOLOCICAL EXPERIMENTATION, RE- SEARCH AND THEORY, 2nd Session ~~

Chairman: Charles L. NEWMAN. Director. P r o m of Correctional Tmining. Kent School of Social Work. Uhversity of Louisville; Secretary-Treasurer, American Society of Criminology

Gerhard 0. W. MUELLER. Professor of Law, New York Dimusion Leuder:

university Law School Rapporteur:

Margaret Scott MAC NAMARA, Attorneyat-Law 1. McNABB-MALLORY:

An Unensy Accommodation Lawrence HERMAN, Ohio State University Law School

2. THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF SOCIAL CONTROL AGENCIES: John P. CWRK. University of Illiiois

3. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF FILMS AVAILABLE FOR THE TRAINING OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CONTROL AGENCY STAFF: Leonard ARONSOX, Irwin B. COULD. vld Jrcub CHWAST, Post-Graduate Center for Mental Health

Nothing Left But Murder . Jnmes M. REINHARDT, Pmfcssor Emeritus of Crimino~ogy. University of Nebraska

5. STATUS DIFFERENCES AND THE FRUSTRATION-AC- GRESSION HYPOTHESIS: Guhml J. FALK. State University of New York, Buffalo

6. FINDING OF AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE HABlTUAL

4. TEEN-AGE KILLERS:

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OFFENDER: H. Van ROOY, University of Croningen

PANEL #4 Monday Afternoon, Dec. 3Oth, 1963 2:OO p.m. PINE ROOM, STATLER--TON

THEME: CRIMINOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTATION, RE- SEARCH AND THEORY, 3rd Session

Clyde VEDDER, Northern Illinois University; Vice-president, hnerican society of Criminology

Barbara KAY, Dept. of Sociology, University of Masachusetts

Paul B. WE!?l'ON. Chairman, D t. of Police Science and Administration, Sacramento State %leg.

An h d y . o f Same Dimensions of the Social ~hucture of an Anti-Ad c&on Society Lewis YABLONSKY, San Fernando Valley State College, and Charles E. DEDERICH. Executive Director, SYNANON

Chafrtnun:

Discussion Leader:

Rapporteur:

1. SYNANON:

Foundation 2. THE REHABILITATIVE EFFECTlVENESS OF A COM-

MUNITY CORRECTIONAL RESIDENCE FOR NARCOT- ICS USERS: Sethard FISHER, Los Angela State College

Pearl and MIutin TYTELL. Examiners of Questioned h- 3. CONFRONTING THE ANONYMOUS LElTER WRITER:

Reserve Your Hotel Room All meetings of the American Society of Criminology

will be held at the Statler Hilton Hotel. As one of the affiliated groups with the American Association for the Advancement of Science, we are entitled to the special convention rates which have been established.

Write for reservations to: AAAS Housing Bureau 511 Terminal Tower Cleveland 13, Ohio

Indicate in your reservation request that you will be attending the ASC meetings. Rates at the Statler Hilton are as follows:

Single $ 8.50 Twin ' $15.50 Double $14.50

(P!.;s 33, Ohio Sales Tax)

University of Pennsylvania Criminologists Receive NIMH Grant

The University of Pennsylvania has recently receiv- ed a large grant from NIMH for conducting a 3-year re- search project cancerned with an age cohort analysis of delinquency. Using school files from Philadelphia, Drs. Sellin and Wolfgang and their research staff will attempt to provide delinquency rates for an entire cohort of males all born in 1945 and will trace their names through the master record file of the Juvenile Aid Division in that city. It is assumed that such a rate will present a more accurate and valid indication of the amount of delin- quency than use of single calendar years. In effect. a cohort analysis will provide an answer to the question: What proportion of juveniles who are exposed in the community to the juvenile court age limits (in Pennsyl- vania i-17) ever become delinquent? Moreover, using the system of weighting of offenses derived from the measurement of delinquency, Drs. Sellin and Wolfgang will attempt to provide a mathematical assessment of the relative degrees of seriousness of offenses committed by juveniles in the c~hart. Prediction profiles based upon the time interval between offenses and the chang- ing patterns of delinquency by age will canstitute ad- ditional aspects of the cohort study.

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4. ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN CORRE(SII0NS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT: Charles P. SMITH, Human F n c t o ~ Scientist, and Paul E. RESTA, Human Factors Specialis%, System Development Corporation

Comments by a Pharmamlogist-Toxicologist Mark LUCKENS, University of Kentucky

TION PROGRAMS: Michael FOONER, Chainnnn, Research Committee. Associa- tion for Applied Psychoanalysis

Criminologica is published in February, May, Au- gust and November. Members receive this Newsletter as part of their annual membership dues.

5. SUICIDE:

6. INDUSTRY SPONSORED CRIME PREVENTION EDUCA-

Membership Directory Coming If present plans materialize, a complete membership

directory will be published early in 1964. Postal cards are being sent to each member in good standing to re- quest basic indentdymg information. Prompt return of the postage-free card should facilitate cQmpilation of the document.

Writers Needed Can you write? Then there is a place for you on

the staff of CriminoZogicu. Particularly needed are per- sons who will volunteer to review books, or digest pertin- ent literature in the periodicals.