Knowing Our Children Better
The piece discusses how our perceptions of children and parent child dynamics are shaped by our own personalities and unconscious motives It notes that most wishes carry opposing wishes and that self knowledge is limited yet crucial to understanding behavior toward children It frames inner conflicts as a key factor in parenting choices and goals.
Mental Health Budget Cuts Aired by State Board
The Vermont Board of Mental Health met at Brandon Training School to discuss the department budget and finances. Commissioner Leopold outlined intradepartmental fund transfers totaling 84 000 dollars for the remainder of fiscal 1967 to Brandon Training School and Vermont State Hospital for food and care costs, noting these funds came from 1966 special session allocations for psychiatric services and old age assistance. The board heard appointments and discussed potential further cuts to Community Mental Health, Vermont State Hospital, and Brattleboro Retreat, warning of risks to public service and patient care.
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Brandon
Board of Mental Health
Brandon Training School
Jonathan P.A. Leopold
Department of Mental Health Administration
Vermont State Hospital
State Hospital
Leopold
DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Vermont
Social Welfare
Brattleboro Retreat
House
Brattleboro
Lorenzo D
Agostino
St. Michael’s College
Senate
George A. King
Morristown
Lamoille County
Timothy J. O’connor, Jr
Reuther Plans Guaranteed Income Talk At UAW Trade Meet
Atlantic City based report says Walter Reuther outlined a guaranteed annual income plan to UAW skilled trades delegates. He spoke for two hours and planned a news conference to explain demands for auto industry talks this summer. The speech touches on his split with AFL CIO President George Meany and possible UAW withdrawal from the federation.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Labor Confederation
Elder Alaska matriarch may be 106 in winter count
FAIRBANKS Alaska January report notes Mrs Bessie Walter daughter of a chief may be over 100. Born near Lake Mansfield north of Tanacross she has lived in the area and now lives with Mrs Andrew Isaac the sole survivor among her 16 children. Her son in law is chief at Tanacross and last descendant of Chief Isaac of the Athabascans.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
Peter Threestars
Tundra Times
Bessie Walter
Threestars
Walter
Lake Mansfield
Tanacross
Andrew Isaac
Isaac
Athabascans
U S Triples Defoliation in Vietnam War Efforts
Washington report from UPI notes the Defense Department says the United States has tripled crop destruction and defoliation in Viet Cong areas. Fiscal 1967 purchases total 5 million gallons at 32 million, up from 10 million in 1966, with about 50 million planned for fiscal 1968 if the war continues.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense Department
BCHS Saber Builds Toward Scholarama and Saber Day
The BCHS Student Council details plans for Scholarama in late April with a new mic and buzzer contest format. Saber Day will feature a parade, class floats, gifts, a dance, and region wide events, while a physics class tours Tansitor Electronics to study production and electronics.
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Ricky Corcoran
Alan Legacy
Sabers
Saber
Bill Brooks
Don Chaffin
Alan Plante
Joseph Bizzarro
Tansitor
BCHS
Jane Frances
Tansitor Electronics
Five Day Forecast for Boston and Air Force Plan
Five day forecast shows below normal temperatures in New England with daytime highs from 20 to 40 degrees and nighttime lows from five to 25. Precipitation under .25 inch expected with snow flurries in mountains. Air Force seeks a rugged propeller driven fighter akin to the P51 Mustang and invites 21 companies to submit proposals for a close support aircraft suitable for limited wars.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Air Force
Korea
Vietnam
St Francis de Sales PTA Meets On Family Enrichment Program
St Francis de Sales PTA held its March meeting in the BCHS cafeteria with President Robert Kalinowski presiding. Officers for 1967 68 will be elected at the April meeting. The program featured a discussed recording on raising emotionally healthy children led by Joseph LoPiccolo of United Counseling Service. Over 50 parents attended with refreshments served. In Menlo Park, two policemen report a stolen walkie talkie during an 18 minute coffee break from their locked squad car.
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St. Francis de Sales Pta
BCHS
Robert Kalinowski
John Thomayer
Ronald Alderman
Francis Douglass
Joseph LoPiccolo
The
United Counseling Service
Question
Menlo Park
Calif
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