Tranquilizers Called Best Hope For Mentally Ill
Boston psychiatrist Dr. Nicholas D. Rizzo told the New Hampshire Medical Society convention that phenothiazines have produced a startling effect, restoring long hospitalized patients to communities and quieting severely disturbed individuals. He noted major mental disturbances benefit most, not psychoneurotic cases, while criticizing overreliance on nerves when psychotherapy and realistic work remain essential.
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Nicholas D. Rizzo
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
Students Explore Alone With New Instant Labs
Individual instant laboratories let children observe plant structures explore clockwork mechanics and watch chick incubation. Developed by Creative Playthings of Princeton New Jersey the Discovery of the Month Club ships monthly lab kits with see through gardens magnifiers and more for classroom or home use.
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Creative Playthings, Inc
Princeton
N.J
Frank Caplan
Mills College of Education
Mills College
Caplan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Three Convicts Escape From Jail By Hack Saw
Three inmates escaped Franklin County jail in St Albans by sawing bars from a first floor cell block during the night. Authorities seek Alvin J. Whittemore 19 of Georgia Henry R. Russell 27 of Syracuse NY and Allen E. Cleveland 19 of Colchester. Sheriff Finn warned the trio are dangerous and may be armed. Russell faced charges of escaping a Syracuse jail bigamy and nonsupport. Whittemore and Cleveland faced driving while license suspended charges. Cleveland also faced charges for altering a vehicle registration plate and other tools for measuring devices.
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Lt, Albans
Franklin County
St. Albans
Alvin J. Whittemore
Georgia
Henry R. Russell
Syracuse
N.Y
Allen E. Cleveland
Colchester
John Finn
Finn
Russell
Whittemore
Cleveland
$50 Million Medical Center Planned From Caramel Profits
Hershey Pennsylvania details Milton S Hershey s legacy leading to a planned 50 million medical college and research center funded by the chocolate empire profits. The piece traces his rise from Lancaster caramel business to a vast philanthropic footprint including schools and foundations.
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Hershey
Milton S. Hershey
Lancaster
America
Milton S. Hershey Industrial School For
Chocolate Company
Hershey Consolidated School
Derry Township
M. S. Hershey Foundation
Hershey Junior College
Breakfast Offer Triggers Brown Arrest in Gas Station Burglary
Chattanooga police arrest Carl Wesley Brown after Patrolman James Mallette reports a large roll of money Brown carried during a breakfast offer. Brown is tied to a $500 gas station burglary owned by his brother in law.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James Mallette
Carl Wesley Brown
Mallette
Brown
Hershey Legacy Shapes Medical School Venture
The article outlines how Hershey trusts and Hershey Estates redirected funds from the Hershey fortune to establish a medical school, following the 18 years since Hershey's death. Samuel F. Hinkle leads the drive, backed by Arthur S. Whiteman, with court approval by Judge Lee F. Swope.
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Hershey
Hershey Estates
Chocolate Own
Samuel F. Hinkle
Chocolate Company
Arthur S. Whiteman
Hershey Trust Co
Whiteman
Lee F. Swope
Dauphin County Orphans Court
Hinkle
Pennsylvania State University
Niagara Falls
Hersney
Black escort barred from UC Berkeley football festival
Lynn Marks Sims, a Black escort and Megaphone Society president, withdrew from the Jaycee football queen festival after two of eight white visiting queens objected. Jaycees said the move protected the girls, and Sims noted university officials had no involvement.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Lynn Marks Sims
Megaphone Society
Berkeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Paul Rutledge
Sims
Catherine Flanigan
Clarion State College
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Bans Courtroom Prisoner Cages After Long Fight
Massachusetts legislature outlawed courtroom prisoner cages after a four year battle led by former Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr. The measure ended a practice dating to colonial times and cited discrimination against indigent defendants.
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Massachusetts
Atty
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Boston Press
Norfolk County Court
Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Gerald Berlin
McCormack
Felecia C. Kaplan
Middlesex County
Brinks
Arlington caucus set for September 25 at High School
The Democratic voters of Arlington Bennington County are summoned to a caucus on September 25 1963 at 8 00 pm in the High School for election of town committee officers and committee members plus promotion of The Green Mountain Democrat. Also notices of probate matters from Bennington District scheduled for October 9 and 10 involving Francis Deschenes John Hutton Joseph Isabelle Helen Shields and estate executors are published for public hearing and contest.
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Bennington
Green Mountain
Ollardo Cullinan
Francis Edwin Deschenestate
C.t.a
Francis Edwin Deschenes
Catherine C. Behan
John Goodall Hutton
Helen V. Hutton
District of
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Joseph P. Isabelle
Bennington Banner
Bernington
Helen A, Shields
Helen A. Shields
Catherine C. Behan Register County National Bank
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