Nervous breakdowns touch nearly one in five adults
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service found about 17.7 percent of 18 to 79 year olds have had a nervous breakdown or felt an impending one, with women and less educated or lower income groups showing higher distress. The survey involved 6,672 adults from a 11 million civilian population. Internships in Missouri public libraries offered to qualified students.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
GOP Takes 4 Races In Boone
Boone County voters selected Republicans in four races in Tuesday’s election. Bob Ritchie won a seat on the Boone County Hospital board of trustees with 7873 votes in a six candidate field, while Jack Eistes carried 9349 votes for the second trustee seat. State representative Harold Reisch and George Parker won re election in the northern and southern districts. Jim Butcher became presiding judge, Larry Mead won the southern district judgeship, and Clarence Drew for the northern district was re elected. Democratic Chairman Atkins said voters cared more for individuals and issues than party lines. Democrats won all other county offices without opposition.
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Clarence Drew
Turner Vermer
Boone County
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Kit) Bond
Haskell Holman
Symington
Danforth
C. P
Cab) Atkins
Central
Mrs Green Dies Rites On Friday
Dorothy Mae Green 59 lifelong Montgomery City resident died Monday. Burial in Montgomery City Cemetery Friday. Funeral 1 30 p m at St John s Baptist Church Rev John Byrum officiating. Body at Schlanker Funeral Home. Born Feb 15 1911 to Wesley and Mamie Howell Green. Survived by daughter Rose Bradford eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and mother Mamie Morton.
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Dorothy Mae Green
St. John’s Baptist Church
John Byrum
Schlanker Funeral Home
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Wesley
Mamie Howell Green
Rose Bradford
Mamie Morton
Reasoner Quits CBS Goes ABC to Anchor Evening News
Harry Reasoner will leave CBS to join ABC as evening news anchor replacing Frank Reynolds. He will share duties with Howard K. Smith. Reasoner reportedly signed a five year contract about 200000 a year. Reynolds becomes special correspondent for occasional documentaries.
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Harry Reasoner
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ABC
Frank Reynolds
Today
Reasoner
Howard K. Smith
Washington
CBS News
Nurse Fired Sparks Walkout By Medical Staff In St Louis
In St Louis, four resident physicians, two interns, and fifteen medical students staged a walkout at City Hospital in protest of a registered nurse Sandy Gottfried being dismissed after she declined to lock a telephone number as asked. Interns and students convened at the internal medicine unit seeking a meeting with nursing director Gennell Moore, which could not be arranged.
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St, Louis
Sandy Gottfried
Gennell Moore
SatEve Post May Be Back
Philadelphia AP Curtis Publishing may revive the Saturday Evening Post as a quarterly publication with first issue in April. A Rockwell cover is planned. decision on size format and price unknown. The magazine previously folded 22 months ago due to ad losses with three million subscribers.
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Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Howard W. Taylor Jr
Curtis
New Post
Norman Rockwell
Taylor
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