Case Records on Sexual Deviations and Change Therapy
An article describes a controversial British experiment and a booklet offering guidance on changing an adult homosexual into a heterosexual partner. It details a controversial aversion technique using paired images and electric shocks, comparing the process to training animals, and warns of ethical concerns and sensational claims.
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Harry
Harry G
M. P. Feldman
M. J. MacCulloch
England
Longest Nonstop Helicopter Flight Sets Distance Record
A Navy Sikorsky SH 3A completed the longest non stop cross country rotary wing flight on March 6 1965 from USS Hornet San Diego to USS Roosevelt Beareert Florida covering 2116 statute miles in 15 hours 51 minutes. Crew included Commander James W Williford Lieut David L Bell and Paul J Bert. Previous record 1348 miles set Sept 26 1964.
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Navy
U.S. Army
San Diego
Roosevelt
Beareert
Florida
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Maryland
James W. Williford
Tampa
David L. Bell
Brooklyn
New York
Paul J. Bert
Lexington
Mariner IV Mission Seeks Life Clues on Mars
Mariner IV continues a bold space journey after launch last Nov 28. It will pass Mars within about 5600 miles, capture 21 images, and send signals back after a 12 minute delay. Scientists expect data on Mars atmosphere and surface pressure to guide future probes while highlighting national prestige and future unmanned missions.
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Mars
Mariner IV
Earth
Mariner
Venus
National Academy of Science
Academy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Russia
Zond II
NASA
Craters of the Moon
New Sea of Space
The Camel Again Bill Shapes HUD Start for City Problems
The housing and urban development bill would merge existing agency activities at cabinet level and aims to address city dwellers issues. Supporters say it could expand to handle traffic, air pollution, recreation, unemployment, and rising taxes, risking federal overreach into local governance.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
House
Senate
Washington
Wages And Worth In Welfare Economics Debate
The piece argues against expanding the federal minimum wage to 4.6 million workers, citing higher youth unemployment and reduced hiring as employers cut marginal workers. It promotes alternative paths like training and retraining, boosting productivity, and government policy to support business expansion, asserting wages reflect a worker’s value to production.
Wake Up Dr E B Chain Warns Against Nationalization
Dr E B Chain co discovers penicillin argues against replacing industrial labs with nonindustrial structures. He warns nationalization could threaten health. He urges attention to Washington to prevent socialization of much of industry.
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E. B. Chain
Medical World News
Washington
Successful Investing Attractive Yield From Rail Shares
A reader over 72 asks about buying Deltown Foods at $10 yielding over six percent. The advisor cautions against Deltown due to recent earnings weakness and favors Atchison Railway at 5.3 percent on a secure dividend. The couple also asks whether to pay off a $5,000 rental mortgage or invest. advice favors keeping cash in the bank if rents cover mortgage interest and notes inflation may rise over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spear
Deltown
Deltown Foods
New York- New Jersey
P Bank
Spear
Rusk’s shrinking power evident in Paris trip reveal
Washington column notes Dean Rusk learned of Hubert Humphrey’s Paris visit only when Johnson announced it. The piece argues Rusk’s influence is waning to McNamara and Bundy, with the Defense Department often outmaneuvering State. It cites B 52 raid reactions, policy timidity, and internal staff doubt about Rusk’s true aims.
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Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
Hubert Humphrey
Paris
Johnson
Humphrey
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
State Department
Ense
Robert S. McNamara
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Viet Nam
Depestnent
Entagon
Traid
Defense Department
McNamara
Marshall Green
Indonesia
U.S
Africa
Asia
Algiers
George Ball
Reda
Ball
China
Washiashington
Publishers
Quotes and musings fuse in ranges of opinions and humor
A collage of quotes and snippets on education race and leadership from figures including Francis Keppel President Johnson and The Associated Press. Snippets touch on dieting ice cream politics and the role of educators amid calls for social reform and extraordinary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Keppel
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Northwestern University
The Farmer and The Snake Fable Recalled
A rustic tale recalls The Farmer finding a cold stiff Snake on straw and bringing it inside to thaw. Once revived the Snake bites the Farmer, delivering a warning that a snake cannot be trusted. The verse is attributed to Julien C. Hyer.
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Aesop
New Shrine Club Patio Initiated in Madison County
The Madison County Shrine Club used the new patio above White River for the first time Saturday night. The area was dedicated at a social function attended by 110 persons including members and guests, providing an extension of the club house.
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Madison County Shrine Club
White River
Memorial service for Argonne scientist James Gilbreath
In Chicago a memorial service is set for James R. Gilbreath 48 assistant director of Argonne National Laboratory a pioneer nuclear chemist who died Thursday after battling cancer His death marks the loss of a leading figure in nuclear chemistry and national science leadership.
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Chicago
UPS
James R. Gilbreath
Argonne National Laboratory
NLRB Orders Tarzian To Cease Anti-Labor Acts
The NLRB reversed a prior ruling against Sarkes Tarzian Inc of Bloomington, ordering the firm to stop discouraging union membership and to reinstate three workers dismissed for union activity. It also directed a new election and a cease and desist from interfering with employees’ rights to join a union.
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NLRB
Tarzian
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Sarkes Tarzian, Inc
Bloomington
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Aflcio
Sarkes Tarzian
Dr Brady Answers Hair Health and Iodine Ration Claims
Dr William Brady discusses the limits of testimonials on hair health and promotes iodine dosing as a remedy. He recounts Mayr’s schemes, notes risks of unproven cures, and invites readers to request pamphlet No 33 by sending 10 cents and a self addressed envelope to his Beverly Hills address.
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Crane Mellor
Ind
Mayr
Heart of
Los Angeles
Amy
Doc
George
Bowling Green
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
India Plans Attack Against High Birth Rate
New Delhi AP government outlines a population control push using intra uterine loops distributed in clinics. Health minister Dr Suhila Nayar says a broad information program, radio, films and village gossip will promote family planning with the device reported effective in 90 percent of tested women though few trained professionals exist. The aim is to reach a million users in eight months amid a 12 million annual growth.
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New Delhi
India
Suhila Nayar
U.S
Nayar
Readers commend Anderson Herald for convention coverage
Charles V. Weber executive secretary of the General Assembly writes from Anderson Indiana praising the Anderson Herald for extensive religious news coverage of the 1965 International Convention of the Church of God and thanking the staff for their public service and space dedication. A second item notes a welder's flame visible fifteen miles at Pittsburgh on a clear day.
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Anderson Herald
Anderson
Indiana
Church of God
General Assembly
Herald
Charles V. Weber
The
Pittsburgh
Fawn Joins Illinois Dairy Herd as Claiming Cow
A fawn in Belleville joins farmer Herb Becherer’s dairy herd, pastel in the pasture with the cows and at milking time. The young deer reportedly acts like a cow, staying with the herd since last Sunday.
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Fawn
Illinois
Herb Becherer
Pilot Injured in Small Plane Crash at Lake County
A Chicago pilot was slightly injured today when his small airplane crashed in Lake County Indiana. Olivi, 43, suffered cuts and bruises in the accident, the specifics of which were not fully disclosed.
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DVER
Ind
UPI
Chicago
Lake County
Olivi
Ammond Seniai
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A Bailey
Madison
Associated Press
Bob and the Beanstalk
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Space
James Webb
By William Wade
President Johnson
Wayne Dehoney
Jackson, Tenn
Convention of Souhtren Baptists
Dallas
Tex
B.C
Julien C. Hyer
Shrine Club
Gilbreath
Doutine Ivestley
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Plains
Central Plateau
mid-Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Penn Yan
N.Y
Em. A
Belleville, Ill
Sandy the Fawn
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