Changing Image of the Madman Mirrors Shifting Mental Health Views
The AP reports a transformation in mental health perceptions as less violent, more ordinary people seek psychiatric help for unhappiness and identity issues. Psychiatrists cite faster cultural change creating new stresses, with debates on normality and the role of psychiatry in a society aiming for happiness.
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Two Childress Girls Attend Bluebonnet Girls State Delegation
Lisa Fowler and Jennilyn Sprayberry of Childress join 34 other delegates from the 18th District at Bluebonnet Girls State hosted by Texas Lutheran College Seguin. The group traveled by district American Legion Auxiliary chartered bus from Amarillo and will return June 23. Counselor for the second year is Mrs. Dennis Holland of Dodson, 18th District Auxiliary President.
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Big Ben Leans London Raises Alarm Over Clocktower
Labor M P Marcus Lipton warns Big Ben may share Pisa’s fate as the 113 year old 326 foot tower in London gently leans to the northwest. Environment Department experts say the world famous clock and chimes are settling but should stand for many years.
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Designers Psychedelic Brainstorm at Cleveland Health Museum
A large neon and aluminum display represents a human brain to illustrate memory association and consciousness. Visitors queue for an inside view of a gene, the basic unit of heredity, as part of the museum's extensive audiovisual exhibits.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Carmichael Calls Africa Home for Blacks in Exile
Stokely Carmichael, in Guinea with Miriam Makeba, urges black Americans to relocate to Africa. He argues America does not belong to blacks and promotes a pan African unity with one Africa, one leader, and one UN representative.
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