Greater Outlay Is Needed for Mentally Ill
Governor Rolvaag signals a sizable portion of the requested extra 17 million dollars for mental programs in the 1965 budget. Minnesota associations urge funding to improve state institutions for the mentally retarded and ill, saying care falls below standards and the state ranks 28th. He notes overcrowding, needs for staff and equipment, and a trend toward curing patients and reducing hospital populations. The legislature must decide the final amount.
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Rolvaag
Minnesota Association For Retarded Children
Minnesota Association For Mental Health
Minnesota
Economic outlook: inflation risk and 1965 growth path
Minnesota economist Walter W. Heller warns inflation will be the main problem in the first half of the year with a business slowdown possible after mid-1965. He and other leaders foresee steady activity early next year but a slower pace later, amid cautious government policy and improving business-government relations.
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Minnesota
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Johnson
Christmas Fund Lags at the Austin Salvation Army
The Austin Salvation Army reports slow contributions to its annual Christmas Fund and urges citizens to donate as funds are earmarked for local charity. The organization stresses every cent goes to Christmas aid for underprivileged families in the Austin area.
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Austin Salvation Army
Army
Austin
Salvation Army
Minnesota highway chief defends veterans policy stance
Minnesota highway commissioner James C. Marshall rebutts a press claim that he called veterans' benefits barren or excessive. Acknowledging support for veterans, Marshall insists benefits must be limited to original job placement, not automatic promotions, and should not hinder government efficiency.
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James C. Marshall
Minnesota
Marshall
Highway Department
Veterans Administration
Turn Back The Clock: Local Drive For New Industries
A 30 year view recalls the Junior Chamber of Commerce launching a city wide effort to attract new industries. Mentions include Miss Elinor Sheedy in Princess Ida at Saint Teresa College and Wyman E. Kil gore entering Purdue Winter Agriculture course.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elinor Sheedy
J. H. Sheedy
Austin
College of Saint Teresa
Winona
Wyman E. Kilgore
Grant St
Purdue University
Banquet nostalgia weighed against hard truths and civic notes
A review of Man Must Eat questions the old days of banquet tables while Christmas Bird Count volunteers tally birds nationwide. Downtown redevelopment and the rising number of independent gas stations shape local economies. C E Whitcomb wins a courtesy award for helping children near St Augustine’s Church and donates the prize.
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University of Chicago
Yesteryear
William Salter
C. E. Whitcomb
St. Augustine's Church
United Fund
Mower County
Cool Cat Learns Lesson After 16 Hour Hibernation
In Pawnee Rock Kansas Mrs George Weirauch found a fridge roaming cat named Sam inside with the door open for hours. The creature shut in for about 16 hours emerged stiff but wiser and was released unharmed.
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Pawnee Rock
Kan
Sam
George Weirauch
GOP Drive Against Burch Continues Across Party Lines
Moderate Republican leaders pursue Dean Burch replacement with a Chicago meeting of midwestern and western supporters. Governors Scranton and Eisenhower play key roles as 132 National Committee members face a potential ouster amid leaks resignations and internal pressure.
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Washington
NEA
Goldwater
Con Rold
GOP
Dean Burch
Chicago
Denver
National Committee
Burch
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Dwight Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Vietnamese Forces Defeat Viet Cong Battalion Near Tan Lac
Reporter on location describes Vietnamese government troops crushing a Viet Cong battalion near Tan Lac village. The encounter yielded 115 Viet Cong fatalities, reported as the heaviest loss for 1964.
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Washington
Nea
Tan Lac Village
Unusual Vietnamese Victory Tied to Aggressive Patrols
A World War II era style report notes the Fourth Corps adviser praises destroying Viet Cong outposts and using aggressive patrols to negate their advantage. It describes Tan Lac battle dynamics, Seabee water well efforts, and local shifts toward collaboration amidst fear and espionage.
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Fourth Corps
Tan Lac
Today in History December 14 1964
On this date notable events include George Washington death at Mount Vernon in 1799, Alabama statehood in 1819, Amundsen reaching the South Pole in 1911, and Denmark selling the Danish West Indies in 1916. Other items cover MacArthur at Buna in 1942 and the U.N. headquarters decision in 1946.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alabama
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Denmark
Danish West Indies
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Hemophilia in Children Affects Care and Prevention
Doctor discusses hemophilia transmission and management from infancy to adulthood. Testing newborn clotting time before circumcision is advised, along with protective measures, dental care, and cautious use of aspirin. Treatments include plasma, transfusions, or Factor VIII, with early Factor VIII showing promise. Parents urged to contact the National Hemophilia Foundation for details.
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Europe
National Hemophilia Foundation
Fish Ave
New York
N.Y
Shuddering Fall by Joyce Carol Oates review
Miles A. Smith criticizes Shuddering Fall for its melodramatic Southern gothic tone and dramatic sex and violence. He notes strong descriptive powers in depicting Karen and Shar but says the prose becomes arty and the plot strained. The reviewer calls maturity possible for the author.
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Joyce Carol Oates
Vanguard
Karen
Shar
Miss Oates
Miles A. Smith
Automatic Step Up Insurance Policies Rise With Needs
Some insurers offer policies that automatically increase to meet rising needs, while most use a rider allowing additions at set intervals up to a terminal age. Premiums for added protection are usually charged at the time of step up, not paid in advance for the higher coverage.
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Tan Lac
Viet Nam
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