Doctors Criticized For Ignoring Mentally Sick Patients Distress
At the AMA annual meeting in Atlantic City Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Edward H. Rynearson condemned physicians who neglect psychosomatic patients lacking organic disease. He argued many patients suffer real symptoms from life stress, not just physical illness, and may end up with quacks. The remarks accompanied a session on medicine and religion with remarks from Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen about treating the person, not just diseases.
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High Court Forbids Bank Merger in Philadelphia
The Supreme Court ruled that combining Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank violates antitrust laws. Justice Brennan authored the majority decision with Justices Harlan and Stewart in dissent. Justice Goldberg filed a separate memorandum noting partial disagreement with applying the Clayton Act but not with the merger being invalid.
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Six Arrested In Cleveland Racial Clashes
Six people were arrested Sunday night in separate incidents involving Negroes and whites as police patrolled East Side streets for a fourth night to curb violence. About 70 officers were on duty around Rockefeller Park. In Columbus, Ohio American Legion prepares to dedicate its new state headquarters next Sunday with national executive committeeman Merle F. Brady of Van Wert giving the main address.
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Ovation For Casals Conducting Bach Passion In New York
Pablo Casals the 86 year old cellist composer and conductor drew a long ovation Sunday night in New York as he conducted an uncut version of Bach The Passion According to Saint Matthew356
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Classified Ad Offer for The Messenger Listings
Rented running short on cash The Messenger advertises a 16 word classified ad for 1 00 with an ad taker reachable at LY 3 1242.
Red China Warns Khrushchev Over Peaceful Coexistence
Red China warns Khrushchev that pro Chinese elements will oust him if he veers from revolutionary methods. The letter to Khrushchev lists 25 topics for debate as Moscow prepares July 5 talks on the Soviet Chinese ideological split. A second dispatch from Moscow says the Soviet Union orders the Australian embassy’s first secretary to quit the country on spying charges.
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Soviet Space Duet Nears 24 Hours in Shared Orbit
Moscow reports the joint flight of Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky, their first day showing the pair within about three miles on the Vostok 5 and Vostok 6 mission. Tereshkova, 26, and Bykovsky have completed numerous orbits as officials assess their future plans.
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Soviet Union
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
United States
Brother Evers to Lead Mississippi Civil Rights Drive
Charles Evers, brother of slain Medgar Evers, assumed leadership of Mississippi civil rights efforts in Jackson and urged equality for all. The city faced potential demonstrations as residents chanted for justice, amid a tense atmosphere following the murder. Also, Peace Corps trainees began a 12 week program at Oberlin College preparing for service in Ivory Coast Gabon and Cameroons.
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Mississippi
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Negroes Disagree On Finances In Racial Protests
Roy Wilkins leader of the NAACP told more than 800 Negroes in Alexandria Virginia that other groups supply the noise while the NAACP pays the bills in Jackson Mississippi and other hotspots. He criticized CORE SNCC and the SCLC led by Martin Luther King Jr noting a shift toward mass protest.
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Ohio Wife Gets Fire Truck Despite Pedal Problem
In Bowling Green Miriam Green, wife of a local manufacturer, bought a used 1927 Ahrens-Fox fire engine for 200 dollars after the department replaced it. At 4 feet 11 inches she cannot reach the brake pedal, but she plans to have the issue addressed. The vehicle sits on the Greens' three acre property outside the city. In a second note, eleven South African gold miners died in a Grootvlei mine rockfall with ten more missing.
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Ohio Senate to ease expressway speed limits to 70
The Ohio Senate is expected to vote tonight to raise speed limits on limited access highways from 65 to 70 outside cities and 50 to 60 inside municipalities. The move, already approved by the House, kicks off a week of votes on Gov. Rhodes proposed program and related bills on aging facilities, cabinet terms, and a $1.3 billion two year state budget.
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Hoover Slightly Improves Amid Serious Condition
New York doctors report former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, shows slight improvement but remains in very serious condition. A morning bulletin notes a more regular heartbeat and subsided fever after a night of comfort, with no further GI bleeding and ongoing cancer-related surgery history. In Canton, Stark County Prosecutor Norman J. Putman says Robert K. Domer, 43, mortgage company president, is legally sane and may be tried for murder at Lima State Hospital.
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Bell Ringing Proposed for Fourth of July
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urges a House subcommittee to approve a resolution already passed by the Senate calling for nationwide bell ringing every July 4 to celebrate the Declaration of Independence. John Adams is credited with originating the idea.
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Cheese Draws Crowd at Middlefield Swiss Festival
Swiss cheese, broiled chicken and a close-up look at Amish farms attracted 29 000 people to Middlefield over the weekend for the fifth annual Swiss Festival.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Bible Readings in Public Schools
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that school Bible readings and Lord's Prayer recitations in Maryland and Pennsylvania violate the First Amendment. Justice Clark delivered the majority opinion with Justice Stewart filing a dissent. The decision follows prior rulings on state involvement with religion and earlier 1962 New York case findings.
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Mayors Elected At Girls State 24
In Columbus 24 Buckeye Girls State elected mayors for 24 make believe cities. Mayors include Linda Weiss Sandusky Charlene Neyer Alliance Margaret Adgate Warren Kathy Frances Ruple Newark Esther Chapman Sandusky. Nancy Holderman Westerville was named Federalist chairman and Mary Kay Harris Marietta the Nationalist leader. Mayor H Huston Xenia to speak at Mayors Night.
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Xenia
Nancy Holderman
Westerville
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Marietta
Linda Weiss
Sandusky
Charlene Neyer
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Congress votes split as Abele opposes all four measures
In four roll calls Homer Abele, Republican, opposed all four measures while Robert Secrest, Democrat, supported them. The House approved $5.98 billion for Agriculture Dept and $140.04 million for House expenses, rejected a $455 million area redevelopment increase, and extended corporate normal and excise tax rates for another year.
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Robert Secrest
Agriculture Department
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Kennedy Europe trip criticized as poorly planned
President Kennedy faces criticism over his upcoming European tour with observers arguing the trip is poorly planned and offers little value, though it is unlikely to cause harm. The discussion centers on whether the time and effort are justified.
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Kennedy to tour Europe amid civil rights looming
McGeorge Bundy says the trip has been under consideration for a year as Kennedy plans a European swing through Germany Ireland Britain and Italy to bolster the Western alliance. France under de Gaulle poses strain while the United States faces a charged civil rights fight at home. The trip risks shifting political currents in 1964 with implications for Southern and Northern voting blocs.
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