State Mental Health Advisory Group Advocates Local Centers
The Governor's Advisory Committee on Mental Health led by Dr. Rudolph Kieve in Santa Fe urges more trained personnel, coordinated state efforts, and public education. Proposed clinics in major cities, enhanced Las Vegas hospital role, and a foreign training idea aim to expand treatment over housing, with Kansas as a benchmark. The 20-member panel includes lawmakers, clergy, and health professionals from Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Roswell, Hobbs, Gallup, Deming, Farmington, Los Alamos.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Rudolph Kieve
Kieve
New Mexico City
Las Vegas
Kansas
Menniger Clinic
Federal Hill-Burton
Henry Weihofen
Franklin Jones
Warren T. Brown
Jerome Gibson
H. L. la Grone
David Shor
Albuquerque
Mary Allen
Stanley Leland
A. Raymond
Ross Calvin
A. D. Jones
Roswell
Noble Irish
C. G. Stillinger
Mack Easley
Hobbs
Larry Moore
Gallup
Robert Palmer
Deming
Charles Mumma
Joe W. Wood
Farmington
Harry Whipple
Los Alamos
Hughes Steps Down As Eisenhower Budget Chief
Washington reports that Rowland Hughes is resigning as president Eisenhower's top budget officer to be replaced by Percival F Brundage effective April 1. Brundage, 63, comes from Montclair New Jersey after serving as deputy budget director and former accounting executive.
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Washington
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Hughes
Percival F. Brundage
Brundage
Montclair
N. J
Congress
National City Bank of New York
Dixon-Yates
Budget Bureau
Women Held After Child Is Found Bitten and Slashed
A 5-year-old girl was found slashed on her face and head and bitten on the right arm in the West Side home of Rose Swanson a 32 year old bar maid. The child Sandra Torres was brought to Garfield Park Hospital for treatment after thirty five stitches were required. Police questioned Swanson who said she had been drinking and could not recall the incident. A blood covered razor blade was recovered from the apartment.
Kermit E. Shotts Installed As La Honda Kiwanis President
Kermit E. Shotts was installed as president of the La Honda Kiwanis Club for the year during a dinner celebrating the club's third anniversary in Roswell. New officers include W. M. Hart as vice president Jim Temple treasurer and Paul M. Tittell secretary with directors Joseph R. Lucas Tom Thornton Jr. Kirk Newman Phillip Osuna Art Kelso Scott Adams W. M. Nichols Bob Burns Maurice D. Trout and the immediate past president. Lloyd Pierce gave a talk titled Living In A Whirl and encouraged mature selfless living. Western songs by Bob and Wanda Wolf entertained the group.
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Kermit E. Shotts
LaHonde Kiwanis Club
Roswell
Tommy Thompson
Carlsbad
Kiwanis International
W. M
Bill” Hart
Jim Temple
Paul M. Tittell
Joseph R. Lucas
Tom Thornton Jr
Kirk Newman
Phillip Osuna
Art Kelso
Scott Adams
W. M. Nichols
E. E
Bob’’ Burns
Maurice D. Trout
Hart
Lloyd Pierce
Pierce
Bob
Wanda Wolf
la Honda Kiwanians
Shott
Bill Taylor
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Gary Cooper reveals secret to avoiding mobs in New York
Hollywood star Gary Cooper, visiting New York, says the key to staying unseen is walking quietly down the street without wearing dark glasses. He claims this simple tactic prevents fans from mobbing him, a solution he says many stars should try.
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Big City
New York
Gary Cooper
Hollywood
Cooper
Alaska’s National Parks Expanded Beyond Seven Million Acres
Alaska now contains more than seven million acres of national parks highlighting vast preserves. The expansion underscores the state’s prominent role in federal conservation efforts and draws attention to parkland size and management.
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Alaska
Politeness Pays Off for Holdup Man
A polite young man robs a Manhattan lingerie shop at 120 E. 34th St taking 140 dollars after chatting with owner Mrs. Sara Spira He pretended to fix her heater then announced a stickup and fled with the cash The owner described him as a nice fellow.
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New York
Manhattan
Sara Spira
E. 34Th St
Gunmen's Stage Stunt Costs Broadway Theater 7000
Two gunmen rehearsed a three minute backstage incident at the Mark Hellinger Theatre during Plain and Fancy. They triggered a robbery that cost management seven thousand dollars as manager Al Jones prepared pay envelopes for performers and backstage workers before fleeing into 51st Street crowds.
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New York
Mark Hellinger
Pennsylvania
al Jones
Jack Gill
Jones
51St St
Broadway
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Shotts
Trout
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