Violence limits in Chicago schools threaten teaching
Chicago public schools face rising student violence with 57 teachers assaulted in 1964, more than double 1963 and triple 1962. Teachers fear reporting attacks to protect school image as unions warn of staff shortages and recruitment difficulties amid lack of funds for student treatment.
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Chicago
John M. Fewkes
Chicago Teachers Union
Board of Education
Fewkes
Robert J. O’rourke
Group Family Therapy For Mental Patients
California psychiatrists report that group therapy for several families with a mentally ill member improves participation and communication. At Norwalk based Metropolitan State Hospital the Day Treatment Center program drew 17 to 23 participants from 8 to 10 families. Researchers Charles Lewis and Norbert Glasser note gains in family acceptance and stronger ties, but warn some participants may withdraw due to threat.
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San Francisco
California
Metropolitan State Hospital
Norwalk
Calif
American Group Psychotherapy Association
Charles Lewis
Norbert Glasser
State Hospital
Lewis
Glasser
Grandmother to graduate ahead of grandson in Akron story
In Akron Ohio Bill Thornberg 17 will graduate from Akron North High in June while his grandmother Sarah Jamison 61 earns her diploma from Akron Evening High School in May. Jamison says a six year return to school followed a sixth grade finish and she pursued education after feeling she missed it.
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Akron, Ohio
Bill Thornberg
Bill
Akron North High
Sarah Jamison
Akron Evening High School
Jamison
Revenue From Meters Drops in Ohio Cities in 1963
Ohio cities report lower 1963 revenue from parking meters and off street facilities. Meters in 124 cities earned 5,395,313 dollars while off street facilities in 31 cities brought in 1,445,604 dollars. Meter revenue fell 145,485 dollars despite two new meter cities. off street facilities declined by 85,808 dollars.
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Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Goble
Tee
Illegal Gun Sales Plague Chicago Says Police
Chicago authorities report ongoing illegal gun sales with about 700 guns confiscated monthly from people accused of unlawful possession. Capt Needham notes many guns linked to cases and cites weak controls on gun purchases, calling it a national problem.
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Chicago
Ink Needham
Needham
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