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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
5
A health column discusses schizophrenia as a common mental illness with varied forms from seclusive to paranoid. It notes phenothiazines as effective, outlines outcomes for treated or untreated cases, and explains symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions, plus risks and the emotional strain on patients.
A husband defends his infidelity as harmless recreation while a divorce request unfolds. The adviser condemns hypocritical calculations and urges spouses to work on a solid foundation for marriage. He promotes open dialogue, fair shared duties, and mutual respect. A Q&A provides guidance on handling a sick child and keeping him engaged.
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled Moose Lodge 107 of Harrisburg must serve all patrons regardless of race. The decision cites the lodge's public access to dining and bar facilities and events eroding its status as a private club.
Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter was reportedly discussed as a potential replacement for Sen. Thomas Eagleton on the Democratic presidential ticket. Carter dismissed the idea as utterly ridiculous and said he is not interested, while urging McGovern to keep Eagleton in the ticket. Georgia's Julian Bond confirmed the conversation with a McGovern aide, noting South officials have rarely been seriously considered for the ticket.
Bishop Finis A. Crutchfield Jr. will be officially welcomed as the new United Methodist Church bishop in Louisiana at Lawless Memorial Chapel on the Dillard University campus. He succeeds Bishop Aubrey Walton who retired. A line noting a person at 5,000 feet sees about 9314 miles appears as unrelated trivia.
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