Use Of New Mental Patient Drugs Discussed
In Indianapolis 150 representatives from 10 state mental institutions met to review new tranquilizing drugs for treating 11 000 mental patients. Dr Margaret Morgan called the conference as the first of its kind. While some gains were noted in treatment, Dr James H Wells cautioned that drugs mainly ease outward symptoms and do not solve core tensions. Dr Wallace Van Den Bosch reported on hospital experiences.
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Indianapolis
Margaret FE. Morgan
James H. Wells
Larue C. Carter Memorial Hospital
Wells
Wallace van den Bosch
Norman M. Beatty
New Drug Use Reduces Restraint and Destruction in Hospital Wards
Van Den Bosch reports the adoption of new drugs has aided hospital operations. Restraint and seclusion have fallen 40 to 80 percent, wards are quieter, and destruction has dropped about 50 percent.
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van den Bosch
Autopsy Set In Man's Death In Evansville Church Gas
In Evansville Indiana an autopsy was planned for 78 year old George Phillips after he died during Sunday night church services. Gas fumes sickened about six attendees when two church heaters were toppled and a wind downdraft pushed fumes through the West Side Pentecostal Church.
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Evansville
Ind
E.A. Todd
West Side
Telephone Rate Increase Requested in Indiana Dial-Conversions
The Indiana Public Service Commission was asked to authorize a rate rise for General Telephone Co. of Lafayette. Dial conversions cost 98,672 dollars for Orland exchange in Steuben and LaGrange counties and 146,673 dollars for Mentone exchange in Kosciusko County, completed last year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
General Telephone Co. of
Lafayette
Mentone
Orland
Steuben
LaGrange
Kosciusko County
Trooper McKown Promoted to Corporal at ISP District HQ
Indiana State Police district headquarters at Ligonier announces the promotion of Trooper James J. McKown to corporal and as laboratory technician. McKown, from Howe and former Fort Wayne officer, joined the force in 1950.
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Indianapolis
James J. McKown
Howe
Indiana State Police District
Ligonier
Frankessup
McKown
Fort Wayne
X Ray Staff Named Editors and Reporters at Anderson High
The X Ray staff at Anderson High School selects the spring semester team led by Nancy Scott as editor in chief and Joe Crouse as managing editor. Other positions include Dave Butler assistant managing editor Sandi Gilliam business manager Judy Coon news editor and a cadre of section editors and reporters under faculty adviser Lee Pursley. The four page paper is produced in the high school print shop by students guided by Claude P Barner.
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Anderson High
the X-Ray
Lee Pursley
Nancy Scott
Joe Crouse
Dave Butler
Sandi Gilliam
Judy Coon
Beth Swinford
Virginia Pakes
Marilyn Foust
Larry Johnson
Ethridge Beauchamp
Bill Waldo
Don George
Fred Spencer
Jim Gwynn
Don Calabria
John Britton
Karen Veazey
Sue Dugger
Nancy Colvill
Karen Norbury
Mary Kay Handy
Peggy Burns
Tomi Henricks
Sandra Ward
Susie Huntzinger
Brad Spencer
Diana Watse
Dick Hatch
Bill Lei
Pursley
Claude P Barner
AHS
AHS Orchestra Members Attend Purdue Event
Sixteen Ander son High School Orchestra students joined Purdue University’s annual Orchestra Day. They rehearsed with state musicians and performed in a concert led by the Indianapolis Symphony assistant director. Participants include James Baker James Barbie Judy Bott Mary Breitweiser Tom Breitweiser Lynne Clements Michael Dunn Marilyn Hill David Hooper Julian Hudson Tom Lewis Cheney McCarroll Ruthann Newman Brad Spencer Robert Swing Ruth Zimmerman.
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Anderson High School
Purdue University
Indianapolis Symphony
James Baker
James Barbie
Judy Bott
Mary Breitweiser
Tom Breitweiser
Lynne Clements
Michael Dunn
Marilyn Hill
David Hooper
Julian Hudson
Tom Lewis
Cheney McCarroll
Ruthann Newman
Brad Spencer
Robert Swing
Ruth Zimmerman
Thomas Clem
Boys Club to Start 1956 Soap Box Derby Project
Members and parents will meet at 6 45 p m at Bill Wilson Boys Club 1210 W 10th St to plan 1956 derby racers. Joe Ashcraft leads the project with weekly Tuesday meetings. Limited shop space means boys will work on parts at the clubhouse and assemble racers at home.
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Bill Wilson
10Th St
Joe Ashcraft
John Graham
PTA Council Hears Reports on White House Conference
Anderson PTA Council met in the School Administration Building to hear Russell Osbon discuss the White House Conference and PTA legislation. Pete Heiden led the session. Osbon gave devotions and Wilbur Crim reviewed School Board activities.
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Anderson Pta Council
Russell Osbon
White House
PTA
Pete Heiden
Osbon
Wilbur Crim
Cederic Dunkerry
Samuel Ryan
Bulganin Proposes Soviet Technical Aid to Latin America
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin stated Russia stands ready to send technical aid and specialists to any Latin American country that needs it. He also called for expanded trade and diplomatic ties, while pledging non interference in internal affairs. Some London observers labeled the offer an empty gesture.
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Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Russia
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Foreign Ministry
Leonid Lyichev
Vision
London
Buganin
Latin America
Women own a rising share of U.S. life insurance
A New York report notes that women hold between 15 and 20 percent of all life insurance in the nation, reflecting growing female leadership in financial sectors and estate planning trends.
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New York
Moose Lodge Enrolls 24 Candidates at Sunday Breakfast
A special breakfast enrollment at Moose Lodge No. 150 on Main Street admitted 24 candidates into the Loyal Order of Moose. Moose Post Governor Robert Bickel of Maywood, California, gave the principal address. Organizers included Mrs. Joe Eshelman as chair, with several assistants named.
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Loyal Order of Moose
10Th
Main Sts
Lodge
Moose Post
Robert Bickel
Maywood
Calif
Joe Eshelman
Verrel Lawrence
Ronald Mains
Harold Deardoff
Kelvin Jackman
John Ashbaugh
Ray Martin
Darrel Richey
Indiana seeks retroactive federal aid for highway right of way
Horace Coats says the Federal Bureau of Roads is sympathetic to Indiana’s bid for retroactive aid totaling 3.5 million dollars for right of way purchases since 1951. A government agent will review the request, and federal sharing of half the cost for the New Albany Louisville bridge is also approved.
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Indianapolis
Horace Coats
Craig
Federal Bureau of Roads
Indiana
Coats
Washington
New Albany-Louisville
Ohio River
Luce injures wrist. misses Olympic farewell luncheon
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce US ambassador to Italy suffered a wrist injury described as serious after a mishap in a bathtub. She sent a note of regret to the York City Olympic Games committee chair, saying she cannot attend a luncheon for departing American skating skiing and hockey teams.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
York City
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