Cities Need Mental Health Aids, Mayors Told
At the American Municipal Association convention in San Francisco a leading psychiatrist urged cities to provide mental health facilities and timely help for emotional disturbances. A New York official pressed expansion of refrigeration programs to aid leisure needs, while cautions about funding cuts shadowed new advice.
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San Fran
ISCO
Henalon
American Municipal Assn
New York
Robert F. Mac
Gould Greslingrow
Leonard Duh
Dui
National Institte of
Mental Hralay
New Vertical Plane Ready for Army in VTOL Flight
A new vertical takeoff aircraft, tested in California and developed under Army and Office of Naval Research, showcases wing tip flaps that bend the slipstream for vertical lift. The 27 foot long craft, 10 foot high with a 23 foot 5 inch wingspan, aims for initial factory flights within months as it rivals helicopters in speed and range.
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Calif
Ryan
Devel
Army
Echnical
Office of Naval Research
Search For Lost Climber Delayed On Mount Rainier
A missing 23 year old Seattle engineer Lave Linn remains unlocated on Mount Rainier as a storm swirls rough terrain. National Park rangers suspend the search until weather clears, with six specialists continuing to probe fog and snow for a trace of Linn.
Filipinos Invited Into New 30 Million Dollar Loan Fund
Manila announced that Filipinos are invited to participate in a 30 million dollar loan fund created by the postwar congress for economic development of new nations. ICA director Paul D Summers outlined plans at a news conference for Philippine participation in the long term loan project.
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Manila
United States
Jast Congress
Paul D. Summers
International Cooperation Administration
Churches Face Critique in National Council Report
A 6,500 word review of American churches exposes promise and flaws at the National Council of Churches assembly. It highlights shifts toward secular measures, pressure for growth, and the rise of technology in welfare while urging focus on divine word and spiritual duty. The study by Rev. Dr. Roswell P. Banes condemns moral laxity, delinquencies, and urges churches to address social issues with renewed faith. The gathering notes rising religion interest but warns of imbalance between administration and devotion.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
ST. Louis, Mo
Anereas
General Assembly
National Council of Churches
U.S
aMany
Jesus Christ
Ieanan
Roswell P. Banes
Man In Court Says He Cannot Pay Fine
A 39 year old man named Silence 18 Golden Tazewell told Judge D L Hut tson he could not pay a $500 fine because it would deprive him of money and he could not do without whisky. The judge sentenced him to 50 days in jail and commented on his lack of whisky.
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Tazewell
Clea Youre
D. L. Huttson
Shirley Sheds Her Baby Fat and Returns to Film
Hollywood news reports Shirley Tones once starred in Oklahoma and Carousel and vanished then revived her career with Pat Boone. She claims shedding seven pounds to 34-31-35 has boosted chances in Never Steal Anything Small. In Ontario, 16,000 auto workers face layoffs as GM Oshawa, Chrysler Windsor, and Ford Oakville-Windsor shut plants amid fears of tax changes. The Commons debates unemployment in the auto industry.
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Vernovscott United Press
Hollywood
Movieland
Shirley Tones
Carousel
Shirley
Jones
Pat Boone
Audrey Hepburns
Ann Blyths
Oklahoma
New York
Rand
Rodgers and Hammersiin
April Love
Boone
Jimmy Cagney
Universal-International
Toronto
Canada
Ontario
General Motors
Oshawa
Chrysler
Windsor
Ford
Oakville
House of Commons
Christmas Parking Free for Suburban Shoppers in Suffern
In Suffern New York Mayor James A Keenan Sr ordered free parking in suburban parks and meters until Christmas Eve to lure shoppers to local merchants and Parkway shopping centers nearby, boosting holiday commerce in the area.
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Suffern
N.Y
New York
James A. Keenan Sr
Parkway
UP Names Green to Coast Position
Fred J. Green, superintendent of bureaus of United Press, is appointed to represent United Features Syndicate on the Pacific Coast. Laurence Rutman, VP and general manager, announced the expansion to meet growth. Green will work with Frank B. Knapp, longtime regional representative.
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New York
Fred J. Green
United Press
United Features Syndicate
Pacific Coast
Laurence Rutman
Rutman
Green
Frank B. Knapp
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