Medical Rediscovery Of Hypnosis Sparks Mindset Shift
A long feature traces hypnosis back to Bridey Murphy lore, sparking a medical rediscovery. It notes rising interest among physicians and dentists, a push for trained practice, and debates on safety, ethics, and limits. The piece cites Dr. Milton Erickson and Dr. Lawrence Kubie, highlighting hypnosis as a potential aid to study neurology rather than a cure-all.
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Kymati
Jackine
Hypno
Lawrence 8. Kubie
Yale University School of Medicine
Ito
Society For
Kline
U.S
Academy of Applied Psychology
Erickson
Land
Richard Asher
British Medicals Journal
Harold Rosen
Johna Hopkins
Society
Milton,h. Erickson
New York
Chicago's New Harbor Dedicated
Chicago dedicates Lake Calumet Harbor in a multi million dollar project touted by Roy Stratton and officials as a potential largest inland port. City leaders including Mayor Daley and 5000 attendees toured the partly finished facilities awaiting shore connections, with limited operations possible by September. Total cost around 190 million dollars, funded by a 2 million dollar bond for the first development stage linking to Great Lakes shipping and inland waterway routes via the Calumet Sag channel to Lockport and the Illinois and Mississippi systems.
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Lake Calumet
Roy
William G. Stratton
Stratton
Richard J. Daley
Chitago
Loop
Great Lakes
Calumet River
Iliinois Waterway
Calumet Sag
Lockport
Ilinois
Mississippi River
Supersonic flight ban near St Louis area extended
McDonnell Aircraft announces a four to five week ban on supersonic flights within a 50 mile radius of St Louis to prevent sonic booms as residents flood police lines with calls. A testing site about miles from St Louis may be ready in 1958, but the siting remains unnamed.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Robert H. Wood
Missour Wing
Air Force Association
I Wood
Plane Seats Oversales Will Be Investigated
Washington reporters reveal a rising overselling practice by airlines to counter no shows. CAB probes confirm some carriers admit deliberate oversales while claiming it serves customers. Airlines may face refunds denial and stricter rules if the issue gains tougher enforcement.
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Haver
Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
United Press
Can
Ipassengers
GAB
End Of Bridge Tolls To Await Legal Decision
Tolls on the Clark Bridge over the Mississippi stay in reduced rates as a legal dispute continues. St Charles County Court had planned toll free operation and transfer to the Missouri Highway Department, but City Judge J H Streeper issued a permanent injunction on toll collection and related transfer. Receiver Paul P. Havey named for the bridge amid ongoing litigation.
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Clark Bridge
Mississippi River
St Charles
Missouri Highway Department
J. H
J Streeper
Ilinois
T the
Paul PD
Havey
Missouri Court
Alton
Highway Department
Job Probation Motives Alcoholics to Seek Help
A Journal of the American Medical Association report details a New York City clinic helping alcoholics on job probation. Since 1952, 148 treated workers showed 82 percent maintaining employment. absence days fell two thirds. Motivation from probation, not stigma, drives treatment.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Chicago
Isob
Solkcs
New York
Taunias
Pendlamt
Uniy Hospital
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Rs. Rongering
Alcoholi Anonymous
Arnold Piffer
Daniel Feldman
Charlotte Feibel
John A. Frank
Marilyn Cohen
Stanley Berger
Freije Fleetaued
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 near Bisini. A Pacific voyage group says it obtained plutonium and uranium from the atmosphere twice, suggesting a super uranium bomb. Kyoto University instruments reportedly detected shock waves matching earlier blasts. U.S. officials have not confirmed the hydrogen explosion.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Bisini
Pacific
Kyoto University
Kyoto
U.S
Bandit Fires 2 Pistol Shots During Elevator Robbery
In Boone Iowa a lone bandit robbed the Erickson elevator of 220 dollars. Manager Art McHone, not deterred, kept working as the robber demanded cash. The assailant fired two 32 caliber shots narrowly missing the victim before fleeing with the money from the register.
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Booone
Towa
Erickson
Art McHone
Missionary Takes New African Post
Veretta Matzigken son of Mr and Mrs John Matzigken of Anderson sails with wife Ruth daughter Kathy and son Phillip for a five year missionary term in Africa He will head the Methodist Publishing Plant at Unitali Mission South Rhodesia Africa He gained print shop experience in the Anderson Herald composing room from 1935 to 1942 and previously lived in Whittier California after college in Nashville Tennessee prior to sailing
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Veretta Matzigken
John
Matzigken
Anderson
New Yo
Ruth
Kathy
Phillip
Africa
Methodist
Unitali Mission
South Rhodesia
Anderson Herald
Matzigkeit
Whittier
Calif
Nashville
Tenn
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