Drug Addicts Help Others At Unique Center on Coast
A look at Synanon, a recovery program founded by Charles Dederich in Santa Monica. The method centers on addict led group therapy with stages from withdrawal to employment, saving money, and reentry into society. It operates homes in Ocean Park, Santa Monica, Reno, Westport, San Diego, New York, and Washington D.C.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Synanon
Donald Cressey
University of California At Los Angeles
Charles Dederich
Dederich
Rir Se
Ocean Park
Reno
Nev
Nevada State Prison
Carson City
Westport
Conn
San Diego
New York
Washington, D.C
Alcoholics Anonymous
Horoscope roundup by Sun Press readers choose today
Aries to Pisces forecasts urge social contact and practical steps. Aries stresses personal communication and solid information for goals. Taurus calls for sharper business focus and larger plans. Gemini urges thinking about desires with supportive friends. Moon Children sees research clarifying confusion with potential gains. Leo encourages welcoming worthwhile contacts and using social knack. Virgo advises consulting experts to enter desired creative work and earn credit. Libra wants quick practical use for ideas. Scorpio notes intuition helps with influential figures and valuable advice. Sagittarius urges clarifying misunderstandings with a kind word and social outings. Capricorn highlights planning and health improvement through teamwork. Aquarius promises social fun and early appointments. Pisces suggests serious talks with close ties to improve conditions and invite guests.
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Moon Children
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Aquarius
Nevada Test Fires Intermedi ate Yield Underground
Washington AP reports the Atomic Energy Commission says a nuclear test of intermediate yield occurred underground at the Nevada test site on Wednesday. The blast was described as more than 20 kilotons and less than one megaton.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Miss Lawrence Joins Miss Kansas Pageant in Pratt
Joannie Burger Miss Lawrence of 1963 leaves June 4 for the Miss Kansas pageant in Pratt. The KU sophomore 19 travels with her mother Mrs Russell Burger of Prairie Village. The contestant may win scholarships totaling 2500 and a trip to Miss America in Atlantic City. The state pageant opens June 5 with events including registration luncheon parade rehearsals and banquet.
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Joannie Burger
Lawrence
Pratt
Kansas University
Russell Henry Burger
Prairie Village
Miss Burger
Atlantic City
Weekend Pageant Rehearsals and Final Performance Planned
Scheduled June 6 7 8 events include rehearsals and preliminary shows leading to a final pageant performance. Vic Harrod Tom Kump and their spouses will attend with other Jaycees and guests during the weekend schedule of receptions and city tours.
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Vic Harrod
Tom Kump
Will
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