Mental breakdowns rise with work pressures in era of stress
A surgeon explains how Susan, Jack, Dennis and George illustrate mounting office and home pressures driving men and women to mental illness. Experts warn up to five in ten may suffer breakdowns. treatment shifts toward rapid stabilization, brief hospital care, day clinics, and community centers to return patients to work.
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New Jersey Journal of Pharmacy
U.S
Charles P. Neumann
Silver Hill Foundation
New Canaan
Susan
Jack
Dennis
George
Return of Fighting Men Sparks Racial Tensions in Vietnam
Eddie Adams reports on Barry P. Wright, a Chicago Seabee who forms Negro Veterans from Vietnam to channel returning Black servicemen into constructive community work. Wright urges unity and service, plans to aid ghettos, start trucking classes, and build a support network, while some troops resist. A cross burning incident at Cam Ranh Bay highlights local tensions.
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Eddie Adams
Ranh Bay
Vietnam
United States
Seabee
Barry P. Wright
Chicago
South China Sea
Wright
Ainge
Fia
Nervicsmen
Cam Ranh Bay
Hruska Favored for GOP Whip Post in Congress
Washington AP Senator Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska is favored to win the Senate Republicans No 2 leadership post next Congress to replace the ousted Thomas H Kuchel after his California primary loss. No formal candidates have emerged but Hruska has strong backing from leader Everett M Dirksen and colleagues. The article notes Asian weather ranges from Amurland in Siberia to the Malay Peninsula.
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Washington
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
GOP
Kuchel
Hruska
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Biinols
DWI Jail Penalties Tighten in Chicago Traffic Court
Chicago traffic court enforces a new policy raising minimum penalties for drunken driving to at least one or two days in jail with higher fines. Chief Judge Raymond K. Berg outlined the changes: minimum fine of 200 dollars, license revocation for one year, and mandatory jail terms for repeat offenders.
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Chicago
Raymond K. Berg
Blast destroys J. P. Stevens plant near Clemson
A fire and explosion at the J. P. Stevens & Co textile mill near Clemson killed three men and caused about 1 million dollars in damage. Much machinery in the finishing room was destroyed by a gas furnace blast that tore a roof hole and a thick concrete wall. nine men were injured.
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Clemson, S.C
J. P. Stevens & Co
Clemson
Ivy League May Return to Big Time Football
Spiraling college athletics costs spark talk that big time football may revert to Ivy League status. Observers foresee de emphasis and possible abandonment of major programs as costs rise and funding pressures mount nationwide.
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HOPE
Ark
Ivy League
Will Grimsley
Associated Press Sports
New Haven, Conn
Yale Football Upholds Amateur Ethic Amid Ivy Play
Yale athletic director DeLane y Kiphuth defends a largely amateur approach, noting no athletic scholarships for Yale players and limited spring practice. Yale boasts an 8-1 1967 season and stars like quarterback Brian Dowling, while Ivy rivalries endure without big-time subsidies. French is the native tongue of 65 million people.
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DeLaney Kiphuth
Yale University
Yale
Kiphuth
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