Medical Rediscovery Of Hypnosis Sets Off A New Era
The Bridey Murphy saga spurred a medical rediscovery of hypnosis as doctors and psychiatrists in the U S and abroad explore its uses and limits. Experts note rising demand for knowledge, ongoing research, and debate over definitions, safety, and who should administer hypnosis.
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Saga
Bridey Murphy
Colorado
Milton V. Kline
Society For Clinical and Experimental
Lawrence S. Kubie
Yale University School of Medicine
Society For
Kline
U. S
Academy of Applied Psychology
Long Island University
Argentina
Chile
Long Island
New York Academy of Sciences
American Medical Association
AMA
Chicago
Chicago's New Harbor Dedicated
Gov. Stratton and Chicago officials dedicate Lake Calumet Harbor hailed as the city’s future inland sea port. Daley and 5,000 attendees witness partial facilities with roads and rails pending completion. Limited operations expected by September. total project cost about 100 million dollars funded by a 24 million bond.
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Chicago
Lake Calumet
William G. Stratton
Great Lakes
Calumet River
Illinois Waterway
Calumet Sag Channel
Lockport
Illinois
Mississippi River
Supersonic Flights Ban Near St Louis Reported
McDonnell Aircraft Corp says supersonic flights within fifty miles of St. Louis have been banned for four to five weeks. Sonic booms alarm residents and strain police. Panelist Robert H. Wood revealed a planned testing base about 90 miles from St. Louis, possibly ready in 1958, location not disclosed. The Globe-Democrat hints the site lies north in Vandalia Mexico area. Kenneth L. Scott will send a field rep to Iowa to check drought, as Gov Hoegh seeks designation of 33 southwestern counties as drought disaster area and emergency credit for eligible farmers.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Robert H. Wood
Missouri Wing
Air Force Association
Wood
McDonnell
The
Globe-Democrat
Vandalia-Mexico, Mo
Washington
LLP
Kenneth L. Scott
Agricultural Credit Services
Iowa
Leo A. Hoegh
Ezra T. Benson
Planes Face Oversell Probe as No-Show Gap Grows
Washington reports that overselling flights, where airlines sell more seats than available, prompts congressional complaints. The CAB quietly questions carriers after some admit deliberate overselling to cope with no-show passengers. The practice risks tougher rules and possible refusal of refunds for late cancellations.
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Washington
Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Press
End Of Bridge Tolls To Await Legal Decision
ALTON Ill tolls on the Clark Bridge will stay at a reduced 15 cent rate on the Illinois side while a legal dispute continues. St. Charles County Court had sought to make the bridge toll free and transfer control to Missouri Highway Department. City Judge I H Streeper ordered tolls maintained and Paul D Havey named receiver.
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Alton
Ill
Clark
Mississippi River
St. Charles
Missouri Highway Department
I. H. Streeper
Illinois
Paul D. Havey
Missouri Court
Highway Department
Job Probation Study Shows Alcoholics Seek Help At Work
A New York University Bellevue Clinic study finds that three years of job probation plus psychiatric help aided 82 percent of 148 treated alcoholics to stay on the job, with absences dropping two-thirds. Refusers fared worse, and treatment motivation centered on maintaining employment rather than moral judgment.
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Chicago
New York
The
American Medical Association
University Hospital
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Plainfield budget expert named deputy state director
Indianapolis ILP reports Philip L. Conklin of Plainfield, a state budget examiner for nearly three years, was appointed deputy state budget director. He succeeds Robert W. King of Indianapolis, who had replaced Don Clark as state budget director.
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Indianapolis
Ilp
Philip L. Conklin
Plainfield
Robert W. King
Don Clark
Yeast Cells Tiny: 3000 Inchworm Length In Line
In St. Louis scientists note yeast cells are minuscule as 3,000 of them laid end to end would span roughly one inch revealing remarkable cellular scale.
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ST. Louis
Japanese Say 1 Bombs Tested
Japanese scientists claim the United States tested a uranium wrapped plutonium bomb and exploded a hydrogen bomb at high altitude in Bikini. They report plutonium 239 and uranium 237 were found in the atmosphere, and reference a prior June 13 “super uranium bomb” claim. Kyoto researchers tie shock waves to a hydrogen blast above 10 kilometers, but US officials deny or confirm.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Bikini
Pacific
Kyoto University
Kyoto
Bandit Fires 2 Pistol Shots in Elevator Holdup
In BOOONE Iowa a lone bandit demanded $120 from the Erickson elevator near town. Manager Art McHone kept working as the man entered and fired two 32 caliber shots that narrowly missed the victim. The bandit fled with the cash and the victim’s billfold.
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Booone
Iowa
Erickson
Here
Art McHone
Missionary Takes New African Post
Everett Matzigkeit son of Mr and Mrs John S Matzigkeit of Anderson sails from New York with wife Ruth daughter Kathy and son Phillip to begin a five year mission term in Africa He will head the Methodist Publishing Plant at Umtali Mission South Rhodesia Africa He gained printing experience in the Anderson Herald composing room from 1935 to 1942 He lived in Whittier California after college in Nashville Tennessee and visited his parents before sailing.
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Everett Matzigkeit
John S. Matzigkeit
Anderson
New York
Ruth
Kathy
Phillip
Africa
Matzigkeit
Methodist
Umtali Mission
South Rhodesia
Anderson Herald
Whittier
Calif
Nashville
Tenn
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Harold Rosen
Johns Hopkins
Society
Milton H. Erickson
Lewis R. Wolberg
Postgraduate Center of Psychotherapy
Richard Asher
British Medical Journal
AKRON
Abdominal
Massengill
W. Oth
Dal
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
Feder
Bitburg
Germany
Maurice Outts
Abbeville
S. C
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Outts
Outer Space
New Harbor
St. Louis Area
Salling
Jackson
London
City of
Alcoholics Anonymous
Arnold Z. Peffer
Daniel J. Feldman
Charlotte Feibel
John A. Frank
Marilyn Cohen
Stanley Berger
M. Freile Fleetwood
Fire Department
Augsburg
Sun
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Web
Columbus
Bandit
Member Federal Deposit
Beneficial Rey
Beneficial Finance CO
West 12Th Street
YMCA
Anderson Bank Bidg
Meridian St
Personal Finance Co
Lincoln Loan Corp
Frankton
Chesterfield Branch
Chesterfield Shopping Center
29Th St
10Th St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
West Branch
Edgewood
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