Despair Alarm Spurs Suicide Prevention Efforts Nationwide
A psychiatrist describes suicide as a temporary urge and highlights rising self harm awareness efforts across the United States. Rescue Inc founded by Father Murphy in Boston mobilizes teams of clergy, psychiatrists, and social workers to intervene when individuals feel life is unbearable.
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G. K. Chesterton
United States
Rescue, Inc
Boston
Kenneth B. Murphy
St. Francis de Sales Church
Charlestown
Father Murphy
Mississippi Boards Submit Desegregation Plans for First Grade
Two Mississippi school boards Jackson and Biloxi filed identical plans with U.S. District Judge Sidney Mize to desegregate first grade classrooms in the fall, signaling the end of the state’s last holdout below college level. A third board in Leake County was expected to join, as Clarksville in the delta faces a 15 day deadline to submit a plan.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
Biloxi
U.S
Sidney Mize
Sidna T
Lecpen de
Cope
An Jr
Leake County
Eagr Thvang Ross Barnett
James H. Sealith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Oxford
Judge Mize
Clarksvidale
U S Officer Slapped By East German Border Patrol
In Berlin a U S Army officer was slapped by an East German border patrol near Checkpoint Charlie as the group was told to leave the area. The incident prompted a strong protest from Washington over Soviet handling and East German conduct.
Severe Storm Strikes Lake Waccamaw Area Damage Totals
A Tuesday night storm at Lake Waccamaw caused 700 to 800 dollars in damage to cars and dwellings. Police reported trees toppled onto garages house tops and several cars while rain and light hail accompanied the winds.
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Lake Waccamaw
N. C
Nervous mood disorders urged toward psycho therapy
The article discusses chronic hysteria and nervous withdrawal as common mood issues. It recommends psycho therapy as a long term remedy and notes the difficulty of contacting a psychotherapist, urging readers to call hospitals to begin help.
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Moody
Greensboro Man Receives Mandatory Life Term
Delbert Young, 42, a Greensboro textile worker, was given a mandatory life sentence after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the death of fellow worker John H. McNeil. The judge, Robert M. Gambill, also sentenced Young to 16 to 20 years for related charges stemming from the April 24 attack in Guilford County.
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Greensboro
N.C
Delbert Young
Robert M. Gambill
Guilford Superior Court
Youngeea Allace Lackburn
Slaughter
John H. McNeil
McNeil
Legrand
Samuel
Researchers study habits with two pounds equipment
A garbled note suggests researchers test collars or gear weighing two pounds to observe behavior on great streets. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates.
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