Taboo Topic On Death By Own Action Behind Public Health Push
VA psychologists Dr. Edwin S. Shneidman and Dr. Norman L. Farberow urge public grim facts about death by own action. After a decade of study they warn warnings are often ignored and misconceptions persist about crisis signs and risk. They call for broader education for physicians nurses social workers and families to prevent suicides.
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Edwin S. Shneidman
Normanl. Farhberow
Los Angeles VA Center
Shneidman
Farberow
Washington Calling Lessons From Revolt
Marquis Childs argues American diplomacy deterred a French coup by signaling NATO support and alerts from Algiers. He notes Gen Gavin met de Gaulle with a private offer of aid and Frederick Lyon warned Algerian generals, potentially reversing the rebellion. The piece weighs the night’s events and De Gaulle’s firm resistance amid lingering unrest.
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Paris
Algiers
de Gaulle
Rance
Algeria
James ‘ Gavin
Washington
NATO
Europe
France
Frederick B. Lyon
Lyon
Maurice Challe
One Man Task Force Forges Through Defense Test History
In hearings on the 1962 defense budget Maj. Gen. Robert Booth testifies about Task Force 7 aiding atomic tests in the Pacific. Rep. Flood presses on MATS troop carriers while joking about women aboard and high heels. Gen. Kelly explains special mission aircraft could transport troops if needed.
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Dick West Washington
UPD
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Defense Department
Air Force
Subcommittee
Defense
Booth
Task Force 7
Pacific
Joe W. Kelly
Military Air ‘Transport Service
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Kelly
Europeans Still Like U S By Bob Considine
European countries have welcomed a surge in American business investments over the last decade. More than 500 U S firms operate in Great Britain and 352 in Switzerland, with U S industry expanding to 75 countries and generating about 30 billion dollars in trade. The piece notes U S magazines and media expanding abroad and cites the anti Red China effort by the Committee of One Million, plus UN General Assembly actions and East Bloc rhetoric around Yuri Gagarin.
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New York
U. S
Great Britain
Switzerland
Castro
Cuba
Dupont
Europe
Clyde Brown
Fairchild Publications
U.S
N. Y. Times
Paris
Life International
Reader’s Digest
Free World
China
United Nations
Committee of One
R. L. Eichelberger
Congress
UN General Assembly
Red China
Khrushchev Seizes Audience To Laud Sacrifice And Progress
Khrushchev urged perseverance and sacrifice while noting a goal to improve living standards beyond the United States. The event featured guests from American labor groups who watched Khrushchev’s animated reaction to questions about cultural exchange and missiles, underscoring Soviet pride and resilience.
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Nikitay Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Nikita
Guevara Tactics Seen Guiding Anti Castro Forces
Washington report notes Ernesto Guevara, Cuba’s rival rebel strategist, whose guerrilla methods influenced Raul Castro and anti-Castro fighters. It cites his writings on mobility, surprise, and heavy weapon use, including bazooka guidance and battlefield improvisation against tanks and air power.
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Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara
Cuba
Gencra
Batista
Florida
Guatemala
Caribbean
Guevara
Castro
Stalin
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Joseph B. McCormick
Hugh Harelson
Arizona
Scottsdale
U. S. Veterans Administration
Los Angeles
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Marquis Childs
White House
Michel Debre
Childs
The
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Asia
BY Bob Considine
Considine
Maj
Yuri Gagarin
Kremlin
Tass
Radio Free Europe
Bonn
RFE
Heinrich Luebke
Brezhnev
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis JR
Sors
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