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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1968
Page
10
A reader asks how to handle neighbors who drink at a vacant lot where men dress as women. The advice warns arrest is unlikely for crossdressing alone but suggests reporting public nuisance to police or district attorney to prompt closure.
President Johnson enjoys a ranch respite after U S Viet Nam summit talks that gave little sign of early cease-fire. South Vietnam’s Thieu said his army could grow enough to phase out some American units in 1969 though not a full withdrawal. They held 10 hours of private and council talks in Hawaii. Thieu remained for sun and surf at Waikiki after the meetings. Johnson moved to the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City then attended Mass with Mrs. Johnson in Stonewall. Return to Washington could be Tuesday night via Cincinnati.
Ester Hicks shares thought for the day and union and church events. Bethel AME meets July 23 for worship and a 7 30 p m Sunday School roast on the church lawn. Beauticians Chapter No 16 convenes July 23 at 7 30 p m at the president’s home. Plus social visits from the Vaughn and Manus families and extended relatives, and funeral services for Mrs Rena Jones in Pittsburgh California with Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
The article outlines mental retardation as a group of diseases with multiple causes including viruses in pregnancy and inborn metabolic disorders like PKU and maple syrup urine disease. Early identification and dietary or medical interventions can prevent or lessen brain impairment, with emphasis on accurate diagnosis, special education, and supportive care. It notes the role of heredity, viral damage, and environmental factors, and directs readers to the American Association on Mental Deficiency for more information.
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