Should You See a Psychiatrist or Not
An essay argues for selective use of psychiatry, noting many avoid help while some truly need it. Dr. Marvin E. Perkins defines necessity as when symptoms hinder life goals or distress family. Guidance on choosing a psychiatrist cautions against blind selection and suggests consulting a personal physician.
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Marvin E. Perkins
Mental Health Services
New York City
Blaine McLauchlin
Womens Media College of
Pennsylvanics
Scottsdale Colonel Faces Battle Over War Talk
Scottsdale’s Colonel Redburn is at the center of a political clash as Democrats control the legislature and Republicans run the executive branch. They clash over a Tucson statement cited by Sam Goddard alleging Redburn urged attack on Russia. Redburn denies call for war, saying he favored preventive options if Soviet attack was certain.
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Redburn
Sam Goddard
Scottsdale
Russia
Goddard
Feedburn
Coronel
Bilingual Poet Appeals For Pain Healing In City Notice
The piece notes a bilingual poet addressing healing amid city bottleneck removal at Indian School and Scottsdale Road. It laments weekday traffic congestion with motorists waiting for a left turn and urges prompt completion of the road work.
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Indian School
Scottsdale Road
Space weapons and moon project vivid in prophesied future
New York report envisions American space systems and satellites to warn of attacks, track sources, and enable instant global communications. It lists programs such as Advent Aeros Dynasoar Moriner Nim bus OAOLOCt and Apollo, with a three crew capsule to test in earth orbit.
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New York
Venus
Advent Aeros
Nimbus
Rebound
Relais
Scint
Slomar
Surveyor
Svecum
TSNX
Vela Hie
Voyager
Merh
Advent
Earth
Acres
Apollo
Labs
Toalshops
Honar
Moon
Washington Monument
Spacecraft plans and geophysical observatories outlined
The article describes ambitious space programs including OSO and Nimbus satellites for weather and cosmic studies, and other missions like Rebound, Relay, Saint, Slomar, and Surveyor. It notes goals of monitoring space phenomena, exchanging data with Earth, and expanding unmanned space operations for exploration, communications, and rescue. It also discusses global political tensions impacting Africa and Congo with Tshombe and Adoula amid Katanga's status.
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Saint
Slomar
Space Logistics
Mucsiencace and Rescue
Chagce
Surveyor
Syncom
T 5N
Vela Hotel
Tien
Soeraten
Unclear text fragment hints at cultural references and predictions
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dr Zhi and Hopi rain dance with vague predictions and the phrase the twist. Context is damaged and unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
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Ines
The Hully Gully Scoop Spreads Through Dance Shift
The narrator, in a lively aside, recalls mistaking a snake pit scene for a psychiatric ward then learns from Dr Zhivago about the wild dance craze the hully gully. It emerges as an group ritual born from war jitters, differing from solo dances like the twist and other successors.
Georgia party shifts to single party grip and calls for reapportionment
Ralph McGill argues Georgia and the South suffer under county unit systems that curb urban ballots and entrench rural control. He urges a two party system and nationwide reapportionment, noting Georgia's lack of real two party development unlike Florida Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Georgia
South
Mege
Mississippi
Barnett
Alabama
Patterson
Griffin
Gergia
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia GOP Poised for Strong Showing in 1962 Vote
Analysis notes Georgia Republicans, led by a principled GOP in a historically Democratic state, may deliver a strong gubernatorial vote in 1962. The piece contrasts Georgia with southern states, cites past Eisenhower support, and predicts the Georgia GOP could be a historic pivot despite county population declines and weak public services.
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South
South Carolina
Alabama
Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Georgia
Eisenhower
Court House
Youngest U S Senator Murphy Faces GOP Challenge
Mau rice J Murphy of Portsmouth N H is the new U S Senator after being appointed to Styles Bridges seat. At 34 he must run next fall for the remaining four years and could become the youngest ex senator. Deloris Bridges widow of Bridges is likely to challenge in the GOP primary with Chester Wiggins seen as another strong rival. Resentment in New Hampshire grows over Gov Powell Bridges protege for not naming Mrs Bridges.
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Washington
Maurice J. Murphy
Portsmouth
N.H
U.S. Senate
Styles Bridges
Murphy
Bridges
Deloris Bridges
Chester Wiggins
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Republican National
Wiliam W. Treat
U.S
Senate
Sen
Gov. Powell
GOP
Norma Studley Currier
Potion secrets and hair growth raise curiosities across nations
A boy in Durham recalls a chem set potion that oddly regrew a bald patch on his father. In Wisconsin, Gov Nelson signs a cold day tax bill just after a quip about zero degree weather. In Kobe, two missing students are found laboring on a school project. In London a clerk is jailed for stealing funds for a trip. The piece also notes political shifts and opposition in New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
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Ralph A. Redburn
Tucson
Bob Considine
Considine
Air Force
Titan Hl
Cat
Amenea
Tiros
OAO
OSO
America
Ani
Africa
Jar
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Mr. Tshombe
Katanga
The
Ovek West
Dr. Zhi
Interlands
Dr. Zhivago
Etter
Ralph McGill
Fulton Lewis
Durham
England
Cecil O’brien
Billy
O’brien
Kobe
Japan
London
David Hill
Louis Wyman
Robert Blood
Hugh Gregg
Howard T. Ball
New Hampshire Republican Women
Manchester Union Leader
William Loeb
Powell
Trien
William Meyer
George Aiken
Vermont
Meyer
House
Robert Stafford
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