This is Your FBI: The Campus Crime Wave

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13 minutes for full information on the Equitable Society's AHO plan. The subject of our FBI file armed robbery, it's titled The Campus Crime Wave. Tonight's case from the files of your federal Bureau of Investigation deals with young criminals, of superior intelligence, of good family background.

The file shows that because of previous escapades, they had already received some psychiatric help. But it was too little and too late. Psychiatry cannot wipe out overnight years of short-sighted and unintelligent, poretto handling. Psychiatrists themselves know that parents who give their normal children genuine love, rarely rare criminals.

That's a strong statement but a true one. The catch is, of course, in the word genuine. Harsh and unfair discipline or pampering often parade under the name of love. Parents who really give of themselves to their children, who put their children's welfare above their own interests.

Usually, fine, they have brought up good citizens. Your FBI cannot stress this fact too often. Tonight's FBI file opens on the campus of the Midwestern University. It is big game week and near a statue of the college's first president, a group of students plus her in front of a makeshift platform.