Quiet Child A Threat To Itself Says Psychiatrist
Los Angeles psychiatrist Dr. Rocco L. Motto discusses silent demands for attention in inwardly crying children and how lack of parental stimulation affects growth and future behavior. He notes the Reiss-Davis Clinic growth and a program screening infants for psychological causes of slow growth to guide early intervention.
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Rocco L. Motto
Motto
Reiss-Davis Clinic For
Los Angeles
Reiss-Davis
American Board of Psychiatry
Ouster Sought For Diem's Kin
In Saigon U S Ambassador Lodge urged President Diem to remove his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu from government and end press censorship. A high official said the request was the first formal U S push for Nhu to go though Saigon reaction was not reported. U S officials fear Nhu wields too much personal power and critiques his crackdown on Buddhists and opponents.
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Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Nhu
State Department
Diem
Associated Press
Palm print ties Topeka man to first degree murder case
A palm print on a grocery cart matched 24 year old Joseph Michael Seibert of Topeka, leading to a first degree murder charge for the shooting of 66 year old Albert Stefani, a watchman at ABC supermarket. Seibert denied being in the store but two clerks identified him. He is held without bond for a September 17 preliminary hearing.
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Kansas City
Joseph Michael Seibert
Topeka
Seibert
Albert Stefani
ABC
Stefani
Kansas Reformatory
Hutchingon
Kansas Clergy Economic Education Foundation Board Meeting Set
The annual executive board meeting of the Kansas Clergy Economic Education Foundation is scheduled for 10 a.m. on September 28 in the Pan American Room at the Kansas Union, KU. It will adjourn at 11:30 a.m. for lunch and members will attend the KU Syracuse football game in the afternoon.
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Kansas Clergy Economic Education Foundation
Kansas Union
Ku-Syracuse
Gulf Oil to Acquire Spencer Chemical for 124 Million
Gulf Oil Co of Pittsburgh plans to buy Spencer Chemical Co of Kansas City for over 124 million dollars with potential to reach 150 million including additional Spencer assets. The deal calls for 3,021,738 Spencer shares at 41 dollars each, pending board approvals. Spencer operates in industrial and agricultural chemicals and plastic film and mines coal via Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Co. The company employs about 3,000 across 30 locations in Missouri Kansas Texas Iowa Nebraska and Pennsylvania.
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Kansas City
Gulf Oil Co
Pittsburgh
Spencer Chemical Co
Spencer
Gulf
Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Co
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Iowa
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Petro-Chemicals
Gulf Oil To Acquire Callery Chemical Firm In Pittsburgh Area
Gulf Oil Corp plans to buy Spencer Chemical Co and gain control of Callery Chemical Co based in Pittsburgh. The Callery plant near Lawrence opened in 1958 as a boron missile fuel facility with about 425 workers hoped for, but Navy withdrawal in 1959 led to shrinking staff and mothballed status by 1960 with hopes of future reuse by Gulf Oil.
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Gulf Oil Co
Spencer Chemical Co
Callery Chemical Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Lawrence
Callery
Navy
Gulf Oil
Spencer family ties bolster Kansas education and industry
The Spencer interests hold major stakes in Ark-Mo Plant Food and Snyder Chemical, with Ptitsburg and Midway mines, and Pine Chemical in La Plata. Kenneth A. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer supported Baker University and Kansas University, funding the Spencer-Quayle Baker library wing and KU Medical School dean’s residence at 5800 Mission Drive. Gene Morgan led KU Alumni drive for Memorial Stadium upgrades. C. Y. Thomas chairs Spencer board and BA trustees.
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Spencer
Ark-Mo Plant Food of
Ane Mo
Snyder Chemical Topeka
Hutchinson, Kan
AaPine Chemical Co
la Plata Co
Pittsburg and
Midway
Pittsburg
Kan
Appleton City
Kenneth A. Spencer
Spencer Chemical
Spencer Long
Baker University
Spencers
Spencer-Quayle
Baker Library
Kansas University
KU Medical School
Mission Drive
Johnson County
Gene Morgan
Kansas University Alumni Association
Typhoon Gloria Ravages Formosa Taipei Kill Count Rises
Typhoon Gloria struck Formosa driving 100 mph winds and floods across Taipei and northern Luzon. At least 15 dead overall with two killed and three injured in Taipei and 13 buried by landslides near Manila. Philippine government rushing aid to over 100000 affected families.
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Taipei
Formosa
Philippines
China
Luzon
Philippine News Service
Baguoi City
Manila
President Henry Viets of Girard Bank Dies
Henry Viets, 77, longtime Girard Bank president since 1952, died Tuesday night in Girard Kansas. He started his career as a 1904 messenger boy at the First National Bank of Girard and rose through the bank. Born in Hepler, Kan., his long service spanned decades in banking leadership.
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Girard
Kan
Henry Viets
First National Bank of
Viets
Hepler
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