Congress panel urges broad youth mental health program
A U.S. commission proposed a national health plan from conception to age 24, including family planning, prenatal and pediatric care, mental health services, and national health insurance for youths up to 21 or 25. The panel cited poverty as a root cause and urged federal funding, advisory councils, and day care, while Sen. Ribicoff signaled quick legislative action and suggested scaling back some recommendations.
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New York Times News
Miami Beach
Fla
Congress
Joint Commission On Mental Health of Children
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
American Psychiatric Association
Americana
Commission
Diag
Council of Advisers On
Council of Economic Advisers
Reginald S. Lourie
Washington, D.C
Lourie
Sargent names Maloney interim head of Youth Division
Gov. Fran Sargent nominates Frank A. Maloney of Boston College to head the troubled Division of Youth Service on an interim basis. Coughlan resigns but withdraws it as reform talks continue. a special Executive Council session is planned for Monday to approve the nomination.
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Boston
Francis W. Sargent
Frank A. Maloney
Boston College
Division of Youth Service
John D. Coughlan
Sargent
Divisia
Coughlan
Executive Council
Maloney
Buereau of
Boston College School of Social Work
Indictments in Boston over securities theft case
Six secret indictments were returned by a Suffolk County grand jury on a case involving theft of securities from Merrill Lynch. Three indictments charged larceny of more than 100 dollars felony, and others charged receipt of stolen goods. One defendant named but not identified. a warrant issued. Arraignment expected Tuesday.
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Boston
Suffolk County
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
State Attorney General’s Office
Brown University President Resigns to Return to Teaching
Dr. Ray L. Heffner, Brown University president for three years, resigned to return to teaching as a professor of English and provost at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Merton P. Stoltz will become acting president on August 1.
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Providence, RI
Ray L. Heffner
Brown University
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Heffner
Brown
Indiana University
Merton P. Stoltz
Charles C. Tillinghast
Week of campus turmoil ends with resignations and clashes
Resignation of CCNY president Dr Buell G Gallagher marked a week of campus turmoil that included riot police firing tear gas into a Howard University dormitory and a bloody clash between black and white students at CCNY. The unrest touched Southern University New Orleans Madison campus Wisconsin Purdue Indiana Dartmouth Alabama State Yale and more as leaders called for action to end the Vietnam war address draft inequities and race tensions.
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City College of New York
Howard University
CCNY
Southern University
New Orleans
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Purdue University
Indiana University
Dartmouth College
Alabama State College
State Capitol
Montgomery
Yale University
Kingman Brewster Jr
Chicago
Vietnam
Boy Scouts Embrace Modern Jamboree Methods
NEW YORK AP Campers at the national jamboree in Idaho will use mechanical fire starters charcoal briquets and instant potatoes. Scout officials defend the shift from traditional wood fires saying the focus is on inspiration programs discussion groups and outdoor activities while maintaining safety and discipline.
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Idaho
Joe Cunningham
Associated Press
New York
America
Russel Bufkins
New Brunswick
N.J
Lake Pend Oreille
Farragut State Park
Helen Keller Papers Donated to American Foundation for the Blind
The private papers of the late Helen Keller were bequeathed to the American Foundation for the Blind. The 50 000 item collection includes correspondence with presidents from Coolidge to Johnson and with figures such as Carl Sandburg Mark Twain Alexander Graham Bell Will Rogers and Albert Einstein. Keller served as the foundation's counsel on national and international affairs from 1924 until her death in 1988.
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New York
Helen Keller
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Lyndon Johnson
American Foundation For the Blind
M. Robert Barnett
Miss Keller
Foundation
Carl Sandburg
Mark Twain
Alexander Graham Bell
Willi Rogers
Albert Einstein
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