Mental Health Week Facts From National Association
A 1363 fact sheet from the National Association for Mental Health outlines the scope of mental illness with figures. It notes that at least 10 to 19 million people have some form of mental or emotional illness and that mental illness underpins many physical diseases such as heart disease and tuberculosis. It cites about 1,100,000 people treated annually in mental health facilities and about 800,000 under care on any given day. It also states that with proper care, at least seven of ten patients can leave mental hospitals, and that recovery rates for conditions like schizophrenia have risen to about 74 percent over the past four decades.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
World News Today reports foreign guerrilla activity and trials
World News Today covers Mexican and South American guerrilla actions near Quang Ngai and Long Nuven, the Eichmann trial preparations in Frankfurt, an Johannesburg earthquake, and North Vietnamese claims of growing guerrilla strength in Saigon. Five American advisers were wounded in South Viet Nam incidents.
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Mexico City
Adolf Mateos
Quang Ngai
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Ing
Nuven
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tokyo
Pham! van Dong
North Viet Nam
U.S
CY Girls Win School Honors at Channelview High
Channelview High School honors go to the top five seniors in the graduating class. Named are Sandra Elizabeth White 17 Jeanny Edwards 17 Patsy Boexer 18 Linda Harvey 16 and Cynthia Pullen 15. They comprise the upper five percent of the class.
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Channelview High School
Sandra Elizabeth White
H. L. Pare
Brentwood
Jeanny Edwards
O. J., Edwards
Dek Lane
Patsy Boexer
C. W. Boexer
Harding
Linda Harvey
E. R. Harvey
Sheldon
Cynthia Pullen
Milton A. Pullen
Avenue D
Schwartz Decries Secret Texas Senate Sessions in Houston
Texas State Senator Schwartz, addressing a Harris County Democrats meeting in Houston, condemned secret Senate sessions and urged vote announcements. He argued the current session has achieved little on the Democratic platform, citing loan shark laws, safety measures, constitutional amendments, and voter registration. Harris County Rep. Eckhardt warned unity among the delegation could help pass a voter registration bill this session.
Traffic deaths in 1963 show record March toll
Chicago AP reports the national traffic death toll for the first quarter 1963 reached 8,615, the third highest for January–March in NSC records. March fatalities totaled 3,126, exceeding the previous March record of 2,930.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Noon Call Stock Quotes From Merrill Lynch Ahead of Market
A list of stock quotes appears, featuring companies such as Allis-Chalmers Aluminium Amer Tel and Tel, Amoco, Baxter, Beth Steel, Celanese, Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, Columbia Gas, Delta Air Lines, Freeport Sulphur, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Gulf States, Kerr-McGee, Magnavox, Marathon Oil, National Distillers, New York, OlinMathieson, Phillips, Pure Oil, Royal Dutch Shell, Sears, shell, Sinclair, Texaco, U S Steel, Westinghouse and others in the noon quote sheet supplied by Merrill Lynch.
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Alley Ludlum
Cesseree
Allis - Chalmers . Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel
Am Viscose
Amico
Tp & SF
Baxter Lab
Beth Steel Celanese Celotex
Chrysler Cities Service
Colgate Palme
Columbia Gas Credieveces
Delta Air L
Foremost da
Freeport Sulphur
Elec
Gen Motors
Kennedy asks Congress for another pay raise for federal workers
President Kennedy asked Congress to approve a supplemental pay raise for 1.6 million federal and postal workers, boosting rates by about 20 percent starting Jan 1 to align with the 1962 salary reform act. The proposal adds to an earlier raise already voted by Congress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Hospital Beat Admits Wide Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Patients
Hospital beat lists admissions to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto units. Names include Mrs Wendall Lamb, Susan Vaught, Mrs Franklin E Whitten, William Schoubroek, Einar Johansen, John Free, Mary Marlene Moore, Mrs Edison Arthur Jr, Mrs Eugene Sirocka, Candas v Grayson, Lloyd R Perry, Mrs William S Thompson, Woodrow W Power and others with room numbers and addresses.
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Gulf Coast
Wendall Lamb
J. C. Sandlin
Albert R. Slaughter
E. Nazro
San Jacinto
Susan Vaught
Burnet Drive
Franklin E. Whitten
Bayshore
William Schoubroek
Republic
William E. Hall
Houston Courts
Einar Johansen
S. Carroll
la Porte
John Free
Houston
Mary Marlene Moore
Kansas
Edison Arthur Jr
Wright
Eugene Sirocka
Crosby
Candas v. Grayson
Miriam
Lloyd R. Perry
Colby
Ram
Voters Thanked By Earl Lively
Baytown District 6 runoff winner Earl Lively issues a thank you statement to Baytown Sun for space to present ideas and to voters for their turnout. He credits supporters for his victory and expresses intent to serve with conscience while avoiding ill will. He plans personal thanks to voters and workers later.
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M.E
Earl) Lively
Baytown
Science makes strides in boll weevil control effort
Washington AP reports progress in controlling the boll weevil with sterilization of male insects, plant stimulants to lure weevils away from cotton, and new chemicals. Mississippi State and Louisiana researchers lead trials, including a device to pulp infested squares. Officials caution many problems remain.
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Alississippi State College
Senate
Byron T. Shaw
Agriculture Department
Research Service
Shaw
Plaquemines Parish
Mississippi
Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station
New Orleans
Rites Held Today for Hershel H McClendon
Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home for Hershel Herman McClendon 47 of Baytown. He died Sunday in a Baytown hospital. Survivors include widow Margie Wanda McClendon daughter Cynthia and son Michael Elliott all of Baytown. mother Willie Bowman San Jose California. sisters Lela Loving San Jose and Ethel Stier New Haven Michigan. The Rev W J Hodge and Rev Basil Jones officiated. Pallbearers were Dr William Sharp T D O'Brien Sr Gdis Linder Lloyd Compton Curtis Junge and J C Biggs. Burial followed Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Paul A. Lee
Hershel Herman McClendon
Inwood
Tom Sunday
Baytown
Margie Wanda McClendon
Cynthia McClendon
Michael Elliott McClendon
Willie Bowman
San Jose
Calif
Lela Loving
Ethel Stier
New Haven
Mich
W. J. Hodge
St. John’s Methodist Church
Basil Jones
St. J. Mark’s Methodist Church
William Sharp
T. D. O'Brien Sr
Gdis, Linder
Lloyd Compton
Curtis Junge
J. C. Biggs
Cedar Crest Cemeery
McClelland and Six Indicted in Bribery Case in Houston
Former probate judge Clem McClelland and five stockholders of Tierra Grande Inc are indicted on bribery charges for allegedly paying McClelland, who faced a 10 year term and 10 other indictments. Bond set at 37,500 each. Tierra Grande described as a vehicle for kickbacks.
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Houston
Clem McClelland
Bryson Martin
Ross Evalin
David Hudson
E. R. Coffey
Robert Dutch
Dist
Langston King
Tierra Grande Inc
McClelland
Martin
Duren
Atty
Frank Briscoe
Tierra Grande
McCleiland
Belton
Clara Currie
Briscoe
Houston Firm Will Build Space Chambers For Apollo Tests
The Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. of Houston won a $2,295,000 contract to construct two ultra low pressure environmental chambers at the Manned Spacecraft Center. The chambers will simulate temperatures from 3290 degrees below zero to 20 degrees above zero and will test astronauts and Apollo spacecraft to expected lunar environments. Air pressure will be drastically reduced and then raised to normal levels for testing. The space environment facility, part of the center, is expected to cost about SSL million upon full completion.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Chicago Bridge & Tron Co
Houston
Corps of Engineers
1964 Wheat Plan May Hit Hard Red Winter Least
Washington AP Kennedy administration aims to place a controversial 1964 wheat plan before a May 21 grower referendum. The plan, requiring two thirds approval, affects the hard red winter wheat most while calling for an across the board 10 percent reduction. Carryover stocks exceed last year’s output and include about 1.18 billion bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Funeral services for Hershel McClendon in Baytown
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home for Hershel Herman McClendon, 47, of 503 Inwood, who died at 7 p.m. Sunday in a hospital in Baytown. Survivors include his widow ArssAargis Honda McClendon, a daughter Cynthia, a son Adichael Elliott, his mother Wille Bowradin of San Jose, Calif, two sisters Lela Loving of San Jose and Ethel Stier of New Haven, Mich. The Rev W J Hodge and the Rev Basil Jones officiated. Pallbearers were Dr William Sharp, D O'Shea, Odis Linder, Lloyd Tomaten, Curtis Juige and JC Biggs. Burial was in Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Lela Loving
San Jose
Ethel Stier
New Haven
Mich
Curtis Juige
JC. Biggs
Burlot
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Songs and Dances at Sterling Library Wednesday Hour
Children aged six and under are invited to a 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. children's hour at Sterling Municipal Library featuring songs and dances about Indians in the U.S. and Old Mexico. Corine Strawn and J Benny Smith from Lee College will present the program with assistance from Tom Bowen Jr. and A S Didriksen.
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U.S
Old Mexico
Sterling Municipal Library
Corine Strawn
J .Benny Smith
Lee College
Tom Bowen Jr
A. S. Didriksen
Fanfani supporters struggle in Italian election returns
In Italy, parties backing Premier Amintore Fanfani struggle to hold ground as results trickle in from parliamentary races. Boeing faces strike pressure as AFI-CIO Machinists Union eyes averting a walkout if contract terms improve. Senator Goldwater urges U.S. bombing of rail and road targets in Chinese areas aiding North Vietnamese operations. Houston ambulance driver Bobby Ludlow killed when unit crashes en route to aid car wreck victim. Texas House advances bill banning public buildings from flying flags. Strong winds spark tornado-like conditions south of Kenedy with no damage reported. Saipan reports Typhoon Olive destroys substantial housing and public buildings.
Brother's Funeral Attend DeRidder Trip
Mrs. F. L. Gossett and her husband have traveled to DeRidder Louisiana to attend the funeral of her brother Charles Williams. The funeral service was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
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F. L. Gossett
DeRidder
Charles Williams
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Amintore Fanfani
Afi-Cio
Harry Goldwater
R.aziz
Viet Nam
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Algin
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Kenedy
South Texas
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Olive
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W. Main
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