Progress Editorial Urges Mental Health Funding and Aid
The page argues for expanded mental health funding in Arizona, linking funds to shorter hospital stays and better treatment. It cites rising releases, higher daily costs, and calls for trained staff, education, state mental health centers, research, and public education to reduce stigma and support comprehensive care.
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Mental Health Association
American Medical Association
Council On Mental Health
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Joint Commission On Mental Illness and Health
Arizona
Southern
Civil rights witness from Mississippi Summer Project observer
The Rev. Lee J. Smallsreed Jr. reports from Mound Bayou on the Mississippi Summer Project for voter registration basic education and Freedom Democratic Party work. He details danger poverty vigilante scrutiny and the dedication of six clergy volunteers amid hostile conditions.
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Lee J. Smallsreed, Jr
Scottsdale Congregational
Mound Bayou
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United States
Mississippi
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Freedom Democratic Party
Atlantic City
Bolivar County
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Bottineau
N.D
New Hampshire
Quebec
United Church of Christ Man
Southbury
Conn
Evening thoughts on music as sacred art and moral force
A reflective passage links music to prophecy and divine gifts, noting music's soothing power and moral and spiritual impact. It cites Longfellow Chateaubriand and Harriet Beecher Stowe, framing music as a potent art where painting falters in expressing high ideas.
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Harriet Beecher
Stowh
Golden State train ride inspires railing about government
In a letter to the editor, Rob Bohannon of Scottsdale praises a railroad fantasia and uses it to criticize Dick Kleindienst and the recall of a city official, urging wider public participation in government and arguing history’s great moments came through debate and controversy. Charles E. Tanner of Phoenix adds similar concerns about conformity and government.
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Dick Kleindienst
E. T
Eddie) Williams
Kleindienst
State Department
Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Dean Rusk
Castro
Nobod
Fidel
Jefe Maximo
Indians and Poverty Drive Indian Rights Debate
Column notes dire conditions facing American Indians with low education and high unemployment. Authors urge action to aid communities, while global politics swirl around Castro and Cuban affairs as U S opinion shifts.
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New York
John Keats
North
America
United Na
August a Month of War Reflections Across Centuries
Ralph McGill reflects that August has long been tied to war and upheaval from Napoleon’s 1812 invasion of Russia to Hitler’s rise and the Stalin Pact. He notes August as a historically pivotal time for conflicts and urges readers to reread War and Peace as summer reading.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Napoleon
Moscow
Russia
Denmark
Naples
Rome
Amsterdam
Spain
Switzerland
Confederation On the Rhine
Europe
Unkas —Ff
Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and publication details
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale with telephone WH 6-3441. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Arizona. Page 4 Vol IV No 154 August 15 1964.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
Ariz
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