U.S. Teens Shine in Olympic Team Highlights
Olympic coverage notes teen standouts like Sue Pedersen at 15 and Debbie Meyer 16 as part of a youth wave. It profiles swimmers Mark Spita 18 Cathy Rigby 15 and climbers toward Mexico City with mentions of Lap events and recent U.S. teams.
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New Psychotherapy Techniques Expand Reach Across America
A shift from long term therapy to short term accelerated group therapy aims to treat more patients. In New York a study of over 1000 cases reported 76 percent improvement with follow up at 2.5 years showing sustained benefits. Dr. Alexander Wolf advocates expanding this approach to meet rising demand. SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH Careful inspection of children's new toys for hazards follows.
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Boy Scouts of Troop 192 Plan Winter Camp Meeting
In Wednesday's Mirror Eye Opener, Boy Scouts of Troop 192 prepare for winter camp activities and invite interested boys to a Monday 7 p.m. meeting at the Boy Scout Hut in Lake Gladewater. Also noted, Bobby Young of Brookshire's checked into T. M. Steed Hospital in Hughes Springs for tests. The piece adds that one in six U.S. Army nurses is male.
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Wallace Campaign Rally in Longview at 650 Attendees
Wallace denounced open housing and title six as forced measures and pledged to clear throats on November 5 amid cheers. He claimed nationwide strength, urged support for the Wallace LeMay ticket, touted petition signatures, and attacked Nixon and liberals while addressing law and order, tax foundations, and Vietnam policy. The rally drew about 7 000 at an open air event with media presence.
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