Emergency psychiatric aid spans 24 hours in Philadelphia
AP Special Report details the Philadelphia Mental Health Clinic pilot program, a dial-for-help emergency service run by psychiatrists Edward K. Parnes and Edythe Verner. The service aids those in crisis when regular care is inaccessible, arranging hospital care as needed and charging fees only when outside calls occur.
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Philadelphia
Cecil Harris
Edward K. Parnes
Parnes
Edythe Verner
New Synthetic Rubber To Hike Tire Industry
Frankfurt reports scientists at the World Petroleum Congress described a new general purpose synthetic rubber, CIS-Polybutadiene, as a promising petrochemical with broad potential. Paul Cornell of Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals called its market position unpredictable 5 to 10 years ahead. Russia claimed growing oil and gas reserves with 17.6 percent annual gas production growth and new finds in Turkmen Uzbek Kazakh regions and Siberia.
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Germany
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals
Russia
United States
U.S.A
Turkmen
Uzbek
Kazakh
Siberia
Medical Sculptor's Job Restores Disfigured Bodies in Galveston
In Galveston, a medical sculptor, a former cellist with the Houston Symphony, now recreates body parts for patients harmed by accidents, burns, or surgery. Trained in art and music, he studied at Union School of Art and Columbia, joining UT Medical Branch later, and first drew doctors’ notice for bronze busts of hospital staff.
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Galveston
AP — Medical
Joseph Cooper Union School of Art
Paderewski
Columbia University
Siena
Hew
Aepstic Acute
Ant
Ger
Andre Kostelanetz
University of Texas Medical
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Rouse Bills for More River Basin Work Passed
The House approved a bill authorizing 784 million dollars for river basin development in 10 basins over the next two years. The action was reported from Washington as part of federal water-resource funding and infrastructure oversight.
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Rouse
Washington
House
Engineers Invent Metal Cover For Airframe
Aeronautical engineers propose a new metal cover to shield aircraft frames and support teaching at medical conventions. The plan includes a $30 million program under Kennedy measures, with wax models used for illustration.
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Atlantic
Cary
N x
Aeronautical Engineers
Texas School of Medicine
Senate
Kennedy
Brazos River
National Aeronautics and Spacegery
New
Bill Boosts Funding Ceiling for River Basin Plans
The bill does not specify projects but raises the authorization ceilings for river basin plans, allowing broader spending authority.
Remarks On Fat Men Open Comedy By HAL BOYLE
New York AP report compiles quips about fat men facing jokes from colleagues, friends and family. Bits range from workplace gibes to social puns about weight, appetite, and vanity, with playful exaggeration and self deprecating humor about Roscoe and others.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Roscoe
Libel Suit Dismissed Over Late Filing Claim
Los Angeles AP report notes actress Yvette Mimieux denied being the model in a camera magazine photo. She claimed defamation by Fawcett Publications over indecent exposure. The court ruled the suit too late, since publication was July 1901 and suit due within a year.
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Los Angeles
Camera Magazine
Yvette Mimieux
Miss Mimieux
Fawcett Publications
Jam
Dippel Wins $1000 Grant For College
Charles Dippel, top Lee College graduate, is one of 15 nationwide recipients of the RIS $1000 scholarship. The grant founded by Fred Barton supports business or law students and offers a possible second year award. Dippel, UT junior college transfer majoring in accounting and tax law, was named Lee College’s most outstanding graduate and held leadership roles in Circle K and student government.
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Charles Dippel
Lee College
U.S
Fred Barton
RIS
Dippel
University of Texas
Circle K
Ex Indian Leader Studying Politics in Washington
Louis F Lafountain a Senate doorman from Turtle Mountain Reservation says he wants to learn how the nation is run before returning to North Dakota to govern 17000 Chippewa. He quit last year after a dispute and a petition of 256 tribe members urged his return. He expects to stay in the capital to study how government operates and hopes his walkout has taught tribesmen a lesson.
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Washington
Louis F. Lafountain
Senate
North
Lafountain
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