Changing image of the madman and mental health norms
Bill Stockton reports from Dallas on how the line between sanity and madness is blurring as the public seeks psychiatric help for everyday unhappiness and identity issues. Psychiatrists cite faster cultural change and new stresses, stressing that normal behavior now sits in a gray area.
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Dallas, Tex
American Psychiatric Association
Roy Grinker
University of Chicago
Sigmund Freud
Paul Chodoff
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
Chodoff
Herbal teas touted for curing ailments in Portugal
In Lisbon, Abel Rodrigues sells 35 herbal tea blends claiming cures in two to three weeks. He operates one of 500 Eranarias, paneling traditional plant remedies made from rosemary, senna, and other plants. Teas cost 80 cents to $1.60 for a 10 day supply. Rodrigues notes no license is required and urges medical consultation for serious illness. In Minnesota, Susanne Bruggeman, 19, wins a Princess Kay of the Milky Way finalist crown at the Northwest Dairy Princess contest in Thief River Falls.
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David A. Kirkby
Lisbon
Abel Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Portugal
Thief River Falls, Minn
Susanne Bruggeman
Minnesota
Kay
Monkey Trial figure Cleared by Court in Tenn
John Thomas Scopes was convicted of teaching evolution and fined $100 after the 1925 Monkey Trial in Dayton Tennessee. The state supreme court later cleared him, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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John Thomas Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
State Supreme Court
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Iowa Man Elected Horse Club Leader
The Appaloosa Horse Club board re elected Don Imboden of Sioux City Iowa as president for the coming year Also re elected were vice president Cecil Dobbin of Payton Colorado and executive secretary George Hatley of Moscow Idaho This decision came during the 25th National Appaloosa Horse Show in Columbus Ohio with the show ongoing through the week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Appaloosa Horse Club, Inc
Don Imboden
Sioux City
Iowa
Cecil Dobbin
Payton, Colo
George Hatley
Moscow
Idaho
Saturday Night Competition Entries Clamp At Four Thousand One Hundred
The event record notes four thousand one hundred entries across all competitions this year and highlights a bustling Saturday night program.
Handyman Jefferson at UVA during its early build
While supervising construction of the University of Virginia Thomas Jefferson surveyed the site with pegs and twine calculated needed brick and lumber hired bricklayers and carpenters and sent a scholar to Great Britain to recruit professors.
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University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Great Britain
Nixon aide calls questions dumb at press conferences
LOS ANGELES AP President Nixon's domestic affairs adviser says few news conferences occur because reporters ask dumb questions. John D. Ehrlichman says Nixon gets little value from a half hour session due to unclear or foolish queries.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichmann
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