Hospital Center Panel Outlines 1962 Plan and Location
A committee of the Mental Health Association and hospital representatives recommends governance by a mixed board, possibly a separate chartered board, and favors Holston Valley as location. Space includes three interview offices, a manager’s room, a waiting area, a group therapy room, and restrooms. The 1962 city and county budgets total $10,000 with state matching funds and a sliding scale fee structure. Reports from Memphis and Johnson City centers precede a community-backed decision by the association and local officials.
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Mental Health Association
Pitter Lyons
William Phillips
HVCH
Wem Winders
Community Chest
James Shull
P. L. Cobb
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James Marquis
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Mental Health Department of Tennessee
State Department of Mental Health
Vaseee
Memphis
Johnson City Center
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Woodshed justice used on 20 year old in Indiana court
Muncie Indiana judge Walter G Tanner orders 20 lashes with a Sam Browne belt for Franklin D Campbell after he set a stray puppy on fire to scare chickens in a case illustrating his woodshed justice. The judge defends humiliating punishments to deter crime and says he avoids jail when possible. He limits such penalties to offenders over 15 and also sentences youths to cleaning latrines and trash dumping.
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Muncie
Ind
UPI
Walter G. Tanner
Tanner
Franklin D. Campbell
Campbell
Sam Browne
Labor Leaders Back Civil Rights Push and Kennedy Plan
Labor leaders pledged to fight job discrimination and back Kennedy's civil rights program after a White House meeting with about 300 union chiefs. They support a five point plan including a top level bi racial council, voter registry drive, access to better union positions for Negroes, and backing Kennedy welfare legislation. The president planned to discuss civil rights with congressional leaders next week.
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William J. Eaton
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Carey
David J. McDonald
Congress
White House
AFL
CIQ
Detert
Ieaders
Tor
James Tion
Carty
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Civil Rights Commission
Desegregation unrest across Southern states intensifies
Across Mississippi and beyond, racial tensions flare as police disperse demonstrators and FBI examines Medgar Evers slaying evidence. Reports from Savannah, Dade County, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Shelby County and Charleston note protests, legal actions, and calls for integration, with officials warning of stricter enforcement and broader civil rights actions.
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Jackson
Medgar Evers
FBI
Washington
Byers
Allan Thompson
Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Dade County
Miami
Jacksonville
Evers
Tallahassee
Tennessee
Shelby County
Memphis
Knoxville News-Sentinel
South Carolina
Charleston
Georgia
Griffin Bell
Albany
Police and FBI Press Search For Assassin
Jackson Mississippi police and the FBI continued a statewide search for Medgar Evers killer as evidence including a .30 caliber rifle and fingerprint were sent to federal investigators. Evers widow and children prepared for Arlington burial while city leaders and NAACP members pressed for racial reform and police accountability amid protests and demands.
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Jackson, Miss
Evers
Masonic Temple
Hey
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Arlington National Cemetery
Thompson
Thompton
Alabama Campus Seen Normal Amid Integration Turmoil
University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa shows a calm campus with police and National Guardsmen present after federal orders allow two Negro students Vivian Malyne and James Hood to attend. A third Negro, David McGlathery, joins Huntsville extension center and is largely ignored by students. McGlathery, 27, a mathematician at Marshall Space Flight Center, begins graduate math study. Army Secretary Cyrus Vance in Washington authorizes guardsmen to return to civilian duties unless in summer training or active duty.
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Vivian Malyne
James Hood
David McGlathery
Unniversity
Huntsville
McGlathery
Marshall Space Flight Center
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Army
Cyris Vance
Washington
Kennedy
Bristol Woman Reported Missing
A Bristol Tennessee woman Mary Royston Mitchell age 52 was reported missing by her daughter on Thursday. Mrs Mitchell is five feet seven inches tall weighs 140 pounds and has long black hair.
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Bristol, Tenn
Mary Royston Mitchell
Bobby Howell
Observance of Flag Day Highlighted by Presidential Proclamation
United Press International notes that June 14 is observed as Flag Day by presidential proclamation. The World Almanac lists the observance as a state affair only in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
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