State welfare plan includes psychiatric center for offenders
The six year building plan proposes a psychiatric treatment center for adult male offenders within the welfare department corrections enlargement. It would add about 200 beds at a cost near three million dollars, with the goal of treatment not available in regular prisons and safe societal return.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
State Building Commission
State Reformatory
Dodge County
Welfare Administration
Sergeant Fails To Set Talk Record In Plattsburgh
Sgt. Thomas A. Johnson quit after 88 hours 37 minutes of continuous talking in Plattsburgh New York. An Air Force doctor ordered him to stop to avoid permanent vocal damage. He was competing to beat a 942 hour Tulsa record set by Mary E. Davis, with other sergeants continuing the challenge.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
Thomas A. Johnson
Johnson
Memphis
Oscar Ruiz
Air Force
Mary E. Davis
Tulsa
Okla
Neuberger shifts to support Chicago Lake Michigan diversion
Sen. Richard Neuberger says he now supports a one year trial allowing Chicago to divert more Lake Michigan water. He cites a State Department letter stating Canada opposes a longer diversion, addressing Northwest river concerns. Oregon and Washington oppose Columbia River diversions.
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Washington
Richard Neuberger
D-Ore
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Neuberger
U.S. State Department
Canada
Northwest
Columbia River
Oregon
Washingon
Fall Duck Hunting Outlook Reveals Dismal Prospects
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports smaller fall duck flights across the Atlantic Mississippi and Central flyways than 1957 with only a slight Pacific Flyway rise. Puddling ducks rise while diving ducks fall, per W F Crissey.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Atlantic
Mississippi
Central
Pacific
W. F. Crissey
Nuclear Triton To Be Largest US Submarine At Launch
GROTON Conn AP America’s biggest submarine the nuclear powered Triton will be launched Aug 19. Built with two atomic reactors it is the first such defense submarine and radar picket vessel designed to stay on station permanently with power to last two or more years.
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Groton
Rock Eating Girl Fully Recovered
Connie Holland a Salem ten year old known as Gravel Gertie has recovered after swallowing about 200 rocks. Her mother says a pneumonia recovery led to discovery of the rocks in her system and doctors report the remaining pebbles were removed with nature finishing the job.
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Salem, Ore
Connie Holland
Salem
Patrick Holland
Connie
Gertie
Nature
Right number to dial to seil rent hire notify
Details provide a contact number 2-8040 for dialing to seal rent hire notify. The readable text lists the telephone as the essential contact point.
Agreement to End Mexican Rail Strike Reached
An internal agreement was reached at dawn to end the wildcat strike of Mexico's nationalized railways. Roberto Amoros and Demetrio Vallejo negotiated with the Labor Department expected to formalize the pact. Vallejo warned of large protests over the arrest of union members amid calls to seize the union, involving over 100,000 workers.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Roberto Amoros
Demetrio
Vallejo
Ladies Aid Meeting At St. John's Lutheran Church
Arcadia Wisconsin special report notes the Ladies Aid of St. John's Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Walter Muller and Mrs. John Hohmann.
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Arcadia
Wis
Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter Muller
John Hohmann
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