Kansas Institutions Head Considers Himself Lucky
Dr. Robert A. Haines leads Kansas mental health programs stressing skilled staff and improving facilities. Governor Avery proposes a 1966 operating budget of 27,066,615 for the Division of Institutional Management, with about 24.19 million for mental health and 9 million for mentally retarded services, marking an increase seen as essential to attract and retain Kansas-trained professionals like those from the Menninger School of Psychiatry in Topeka.
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State mental health drive faces wage and recruitment strain
Dr. Haines contends higher salaries alone cannot fund Kansas mental health goals. He notes a strong state commitment to excellence and cites a 1962 legislative tour of Topeka State Hospital as proof of interest. Rising numbers of young patients, staff recruitment from outside Kansas, and broader federal support complicate sustaining qualified personnel. He warns against equating success with sheer patient counts and highlights the need for expanded treatment beyond salaries.
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U.N. Wrangle On Gas Charge At Peacekeeping Session
At the United Nations a special 33 nation committee debated peacekeeping finances as Soviet delegate Fedorenko accused the U.S. of using poison gas in Viet Nam while U.S. ambassador Plimpton countered that Moscow injects propaganda and that the U.S. used nonlethal riot gas. Plimpton blamed Soviet inaction on funding and warned the U.N. faced solvency threats.
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Kansas Legislature Ends Tumultuous Week After Debates
Topeka AP Kansas legislators adjourned for a long weekend after lengthy debates. The Senate killed an open meetings bill’s enacting clause and debated constitutional amendments. The House approved measures including county salaries, state institutions funding, and education program changes while debating teacher training reform.
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Russia and East Europe Topic at KU Conference
Life in Russia and eastern Europe will be discussed April 9 and 10 during the 1965 Midwest Slavic Conference at Kansas University. Herbert J. Ellison, conference chairman, leads the event. John W. Crutcher, Kansas lieutenant governor, will be guest of honor at the April 9 dinner.
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