60 Million May Be Schizoid Says Doctor
AP reports National Institute of Mental Health psychologist Dr. David Rosenthal cites a 1967 survey showing as many as 60 million Americans may be borderline schizophrenic or show deviant mental behavior. He notes rising hospitalizations, suicide attempts, and widespread mental illness affecting social turmoil and crime.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Rosenthal
National Academy of Sciences
Boys Town wealth report sparks questions on funds
The Sun Newspapers of Omaha claims Boys Town in Nebraska holds at least 209 million dollars in net worth with annual fund raising around 25 million. It notes 1914 debt free wealth and a 162 million investment portfolio, while public funds and a history under Msgr Flanagan then Fr Wegner are cited. Archbishop Sheehan comments on future operating costs and spring fund drive changes.
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Apollo 16 Returns With Vast Lunar Samples
Astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr. and Thomas K. Mattingly complete a 71 hour surface mission on Descartes plateau and Stone Mountain. They collect 245 pounds of rocks and determine volcanic evidence to support the moon’s four billion year birth. Docking with Casper and Orion ends with a 66 hour voyage home culminating in a Pacific splashdown Thursday.
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Pete Franks
Stone Mountain
Storekeeper abducted and shot in Northern Ireland attack
Irish guerrillas wounded four people in se curity attacks Sunday while a band of masked gunmen abducted a shopkeeper from his home in East Middletown. They forced him to his store, detonated a 50 pound lignite bomb, then shot him in the leg and released him.
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Price Rollbacks and Refunds Promised by Commission
Price Commission chairman C Jackson Gray Jr announced hundreds of millions in price rollbacks and potential refunds as the agency enforces profit-margin limits to curb inflation. He said rollbacks start late last week to base-period levels, with refunds possible for overcharged customers.
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Auctioned SST Finds New Life Not in Flight
The 228 foot prototype supersonic transport, built for 10.8 million dollars, was auctioned by the government. High bidders Marks Morrison of Lyman Nebraska and Don Otis of Rocklin California offered 31,119 dollars and met with FAA head John H. Shaffer, who oversees the Boeing built plane.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Government weighs year long testing site for historic SST display
Morrison says government plans to keep the SST mockup for up to a year for fuel system testing and move it in six or seven pieces to a new site near Interstate routes. Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas and other states are considered for a display that could be shown in an exhibition hall, with costs topping at least 100000 dollars.
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Taiwan Quake Causes Two Deaths and Injuries
An earthquake of medium intensity struck Taiwan's northeast coast, killing two people and injuring 11, with tremors felt across east, central, and north regions for about ten minutes and an aftershock in the evening, according to police reports.
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Feathers See Inflation Push Up Down Comfort Prices
Inflation hits feathers as down climbs in cost leaving buyers buying less comfort. Market notes show bedding suppliers facing higher material bills while consumers adjust buying patterns.
Weather outlook with cool, showery spell
Considerable cloudiness and cool tonight with a chance of light showers. Lows will be in the 30s. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler with a high from 45 to 60. Weekend rainfall totaled .31 inch. The high yesterday was 62 and the low this morning was 44.
Apollo 16 schedule outlines moon flight and space walk
The Apollo 16 timeline lists a 3:52 p.m. reentry setup for Orion, a 9:16 p.m. engine burn to depart lunar orbit, and a later 4:04 p.m. spacewalk by Thomas Mattingly to retrieve film cassettes with John Young and Charles Duke on the lunar surface.
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