New England Horizons Women’s Lib marches on at Colchester Center
UPI reports at Colchester Center in Vermont as a 16-year-old girl facing pregnancy seeks help from the Vermont Women's Health Center. The center, opened in 1872, blends health care with education and counseling, aiding women with abortions and related issues amid local controversy and political debate.
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Colchester Center
Bruce Talbot Colchester
UPI
Vermont Women's Health Center
Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court
New York
June Aschenbach
Aschenbach
U.S. Supremes Court
Opera star Lauritz Melchior dies at 83
Danish born Wagnerian tenor Lauritz Melchior, famed for Met Opera roles and Hollywood films, died in Santa Monica at 83 from a liver tumor. Born March 20, 1890 in Copenhagen, he rose to international fame after debuting in 1925 and later became a US citizen in 1947. He starred in films with Grayson Allyson and Williams and had a lengthy Met tenure before touring and living in California.
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Opera
Lauritz Melchior
Santa Monica
Calif
UPT
Lauritz Metchior
St. Jonn's Hospital
Copenhagen
Denmark
Melchior
Europe
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Rudolph Bing
The
Met
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Mary Markham
Hollywood
United States
Royal Court of
Kathryn Grayson
June Allyson
Esther Williams
Boston
Bing
Royal Opera
Queens Hall
London
Sir Henry Wood
Hugh Walpole
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Chelmsford
England
Mances
Metropolitan
Tristan
Siegfried
Inger Nathangen
Maria Hacker
Massachusetts Welfare Dept Nears Total Breakdown
The Massachusetts Welfare Department warns of a total breakdown due to a 30 percent staff shortage. About 50,000 public assistance, 18,000 medical assistance, and 2,800 child welfare cases lack social workers, risking ineligibility determinations and millions in federal funds. The memo urges protecting welfare operations from further austerity.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Welfare Department
Massachusetts
U.S. Department of Health Edication and Welfare
HEW
Steven A. Minter
Charles W. Liddell
Jacob A. Toby
Minter
Carent
Liddell
Toby
Low mood clocking serious mental health issue
Article surveys low mood as a common mental disorder, noting it can range from mild sadness to serious depression. It cites four to eight million Americans treated yearly, with 250,000 hospitalizations, and outlines treatments from lifestyle changes to antidepressants and electroconvulsive therapy.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Winston Churchill
American Psychiatric Association
Public Affairs Committee
Theodore Irwin
National Association For Mental Health
Sion
Irwin
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