Runaway Emotions Tied to Psychosomatic Illness Warns Doctor
Dr Heinz Lehmann, psychiatry professor at McGill, told a New York symposium Western society’s pace fuels physical and mental illness. He urged emotional control to prevent psychosomatic disorders and noted stressors now rival past hunger and infection as health hazards. He warned psychosomatics are real illnesses, not hypochondria, and praised research progress and attentive physicians.
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New York
Heinz E. Lehmann
McGill University
Montreal
Lehmann
Farmers vow to fight in market to raise prices
The article notes a 20 year shift where farmers' earnings fell from a 1.00 base cost to 2.52 while base costs rose to 3.39. President Johnson acknowledged burdens from higher costs and prices but offered limited promises. Farmers, 11.5 million strong, plan to cut supply by selling bred sows and dairy and beef cows to lift prices.
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White House
Johnson
Supreme Court allows police to withhold informant names
A 5 to 4 ruling upholds police use of tips from unidentified informants in arrests and searches without warrants or disclosure of informants, framing it as essential to enforcing narcotics laws. Justice Stewart writes for the majority, while Justice Douglas warns the decision threatens constitutional rights and could curb warrantless actions.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
William O. Douglas
Exiles From Americans and Global Refugee Estimates
Exiles from Americans note a trend of expatriates seeking old world culture and lower taxes, while 17 million fled Communist lands after World War II. A Spanish book Exildom lists refugees by country: North Korea 5.4M, East Germany 3.72M, China 3.2M, Vietnam 1.2M, Soviet Union 1M, Poland 590K, Hungary 530K, Romania 200K, Estonia 75K, Czechoslovakia 75K, Tibet 7K, Cuba 52K, Laos 25K, Bulgaria 20K, Albania 1K. All are under communist rule, with no free nation providing a comparable escape.
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North Korea
East Germany
China
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Estonia
Czechoslovakia
Tibet
Cuba
Laos
Bulgaria
Albania
Exiles’ plight contrasts free nations with communist lands
The passage argues that many flee from communist countries yet salute free nations for rights like asylum. It claims dissidents in free lands complain openly, while those under communist rule lack similar freedoms. It frames exile as a protest without seeking to overthrow government or harm others, highlighting differing rights.
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Paradise
Free Lands
India Clashes With World Game Over International Burdens
Indian leaders weigh foreign policy demands as U Thant visits New Delhi and the United States weighs aid to Pakistan. The piece argues Washington should ease the burden by backing a joint American Russian guarantee on China and pursuing long term food and population strategies to boost self sufficiency by 1971.
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Suez
Hungary
Korea
India
United Nations
U Thant
United States
Delhi
Washington
Chandrasekhar
Pakistan
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Veitnam
Asia
Public housing critic Moon on New York’s messy system
William F. Buckley Jr profiles Mr. Moon a public housing expert who argues that plain housing plans fail for chronic misfits. He dismisses concentrate camps, questions zoning and building codes, and notes NYC’s Public Housing Authority filters out the chronically disadvantaged while warning of clashes with federal aims and Mayor Lindsay.
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Mr. Moon
Moon
New York City
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Lindsay
el Morocco
Queens
Bronx
Staten Island
Robert Weaver
Washington
King links civil rights with antiwar protests in controversial coalition
King faces backlash as he ties civil rights demonstrations to antiwar protests. He denounces U S violence, omits Viet Cong brutality, and faces criticism from NAACP and other leaders. He argues a coalition, not merger, but debates persist over the two movements long before a New York rally.
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Martin Luther King
King
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
National Urban League
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U. S
Jewish War Veterans of America
Ho Chi Minh
Whitney Young Jr
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
The
NAACP
New York
Carmichael
Johnson
Berkeley police retirement records show limited use of force
Five officers retired with 130 years of service. Two fired twice, one once, two none. No injuries occurred. The piece notes such restraint was typical in a time when a badge protected the public and the wearer amid widespread violence and law disrespect.
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Berkeley
No Haven Beatniks Rage Against Nepal Prince State
A dismissed band of Western wanderers sought refuge in Nepal but caused friction by brawling over board and lodging and failing to endear themselves to locals. Their escapades illustrate the troubled modern roaming class and strained ties with Nepalese society.
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Nepal
Service With Love Aids Congress Staffs
Rep. John Bell Williams of Mississippi is hailed for a staff rule of love not pay as his wife Elizabeth works in his office without compensation for the job. The piece notes wives and children on congressional staffs earning salaries up to twenty thousand dollars and more annually.
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Congress
John Bell Williams
Elizabeth
Progress editor laments Athens beauty spot vanished
In a letter to The Messenger, Marvel Mutchley recalls Athens state hospital lawn once a scenic refuge with a lily pond, bridge, and trees. He notes students and lovers enjoyed the area, but a scar of progress now replaces the shady nook, though birds still sing unseen.
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the Messenger
Athens
State Hospital
Lovers Lane
Marvel Mutchley
Athens Messenger publication rates and address
Che Athens Messenger published daily except Saturdays with AP byline. Rates listed for daily and Sunday editions, single copies and mail delivery across regions, including rates for Mall in Ohio and W Va, and various time spans. Paper enters as second class matter and mail addressed to The Messenger Publishing Co at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
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