National center to study death by own action planned
The National Institute of Mental Health will establish a national death by own action prevention center in Bethesda to study causes symptoms and interventions. The center will disseminate data to doctors clergy police teachers and support local projects reaching an estimated 20 000 suicides annually. Dr. Yolles heads the effort with twelve leading authorities at a George Washington University seminar.
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Washington
UPS
National Institute of Mental Health
Stanley F. Yolles
Institute
George Washington University School of Medicine
Yelles
United States
National Institutes of Health
Public Health Service
Bethesda
Cis
Jack P. Gibbs
Washington State University
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Soui la Trinh
U.S
UPI
Old Almanacker Predicts A Rough, Snowy Winter
In Dublin New Hampshire the 174th Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts drought ending in the Northeast next year with a snowier winter and a hot July. Publisher Robb Sagendorph says the secret formula, dating to 1792, predicts 52.66 inches of precipitation and temperature shifts by region, noting the Dust Bowl outcome remains uncertain and that dry or wet years tend to run in triads.
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Dublin
N. H
UPI
Abe Weatherwise
Robb Sagendorph
Almanac
Robert B. Thomas
Abe
Blue Hill
Boston
Midwest
State Department Scrutinizes Surreal Art Display
The State Department distanced itself from surrealist works by Mrs. Herman Noppen, Belgian embassy wife, after removing most pieces from the exhibit. Press officer Marshall Wright cited lack of display suitability and dodged questions about who ordered the removal. The incident highlights a tension between diplomacy and art in a public gallery setting.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Herman Noppen
Great Destiny for New England Arts, Heckscher Says
Former Kennedy arts adviser Dr. August Heckscher urged New England to fulfill a special regional role in shaping a society where the arts thrive. At UNH he outlined five focus areas education urbanism recreation conservation and science and technology to drive cultural and economic renewal. He cited colleges as cultural hubs and urged reviving urban artistry and preserving crafts to support a vibrant post industrial economy.
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Durham
N. H
Kennedy
New England
August Heckscher
20Th Century Fund
America
Heckscher
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