Torrents of Abuse Mark Sino Soviet Dispute Escalation
Moscow presses unleash heavy anti China rhetoric amid Sino-Soviet clash with talk of border surveillance train suspensions and expulsion of Chinese students. Reports cite border incident with 73 Chinese students and condemnations of Chinese writers and scholars while noting no direct attacks on Chinese leaders.
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Hallucigenic Drug Warning Can Cause Permanent Damage
The American Medical Association journal warns LSD-25 and similar hallucinogens can permanently damage the mind. Dr Dana L Farnsworth notes rising public interest and risky experimentation, including a student who endured a full day living a six inch tall nightmare after one dose.
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Methodist Club Cabinet Meeting Sets September Talks
The Third and Bridger Methodist Church Men's Club held its first Cabinet meeting last Monday with Dr. Donald Worpell as president. Attendees listed included Mel Lee Harold Boyer Frank Young Milford Goble and David Barnhill. September October and November programs were discussed with a September 23 1963 talk planned by Leland E Newcomer Clark County schools superintendent.
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Viet Nam Students Arrested as Anti-American Tension Grows
Saigon reports show police and troops stopping demonstrations by more than 1,500 students opposing Diem crackdowns on Buddhism. Arrests of suspected leaders followed. U.S. officials fear a U.S. backed coup as Lodge pressures Diem, while Nhu rebukes Voice of America.
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Top Executives Not More Prone To Heart Attacks
A UPI report from Chicago states researchers find executives at a large industrial firm have a heart attack rate of 2.2 per thousand, lower than the 4 per thousand rate among clerical workers. Dr. Sidney Pell and C Anthony D Alonzo from Wilmington Delaware comment on stress interpretation.
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