America Faces Jumbled Metaphors and Global Doubts
Charles McDowell Jr surveys a tangled national mood as de Gaulle vetoes UK entry to a European bloc, Kennedy signals missiles from Turkey, and domestic debates swirl over Bay of Pigs, defense budgets, and Goldwater’s role. The piece lampoons political rhetoric and threads through NATO unity and Western Hemisphere tensions.
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Milieu Therapy Gaining Ground in Psychiatry
A second revolution in psychiatry follows tranquilizers with milieu therapy. Drs John and Elaine Cumming argue mental illness stems from crisis rather than disease and advocate external environment changes to retrain thinking. They caution against psychoanalysis and promote patient led systems.
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New Theories On Psychiatry Milieu Therapy Endorsed
The article discusses milieu therapy as a practical approach in psychiatry. Patients collaborate to sell salable items to fund smoking needs and retrain each other in tidiness. It suggests placing Neurotic or depressed individuals in meaningful roles to boost recovery and social engagement.
Kennedy Back Struggles With 35-Pound Son John Jr
Mrs Edward M Kennedy says President JFK has back trouble that makes lifting his two year old son John Jr. difficult. She notes he used to roughhouse with the children while Pierre Salinger says the back is improving but the son is heavier.
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British counterattack on De Gaulle over Common Market veto
British MPs from three parties foresee a counter move after De Gaulle vetoed Britain's entry to the Common Market. They cite Prime Minister Macmillan's anger over Princess Margaret's Paris visit and hint at seeking Churchillian advice to confront De Gaulle. Concurrently US atomic submarine port calls in Japan face voter concern over nuclear weapons while East West talks on a test ban stall with no clear consensus. De Gaulle's go it alone Europe policy underpins the tensions.
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Plane wreckage found on Mt. Hood near Timberline Lodge
Wreckage of a single engine Beechcraft Bonanza military version found on White River glacier on the south side of Mt. Hood. Airman Ronald P. Myers, 22, of Portland, disappeared Feb 2 on a flight from Williams AFB Arizona. He was reported missing after failing to reach Burns Oregon or Elko Nevada.
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Man-Eating Lions Tracked After Fatal Frontierside Attacks
Heavily armed hunters pursued man-eating lions along the northern frontier where a young girl and two men were killed and eaten last week. Retired game warden George Adamson led the search, he is Joy Adamson’s husband famed for Born Free.
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Notice of sale by Southwestern Investment Company
Southwestern Investment Company will sell at public auction for cash at 823 N. 1st St. Phoenix Arizona on February 16 1963 at 10 00 A M one 1957 Chrysler four door sedan V8 C57 21445 The vehicle was repossessed January 11 1963 at 827 S Broadway Wichita Kansas from Vern Spicer Motors dealer and Jack Chatfield buyer under a November 30 1962 conditional sale contract filed with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division Phoenix.
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Kennedy tax plan linked to Marxist theory in waiver
Washington window notes President Kennedy's tax reform is framed as aligned with Marx and Engels heavy progressive tax. Critics argue the plan seeks social objectives over revenue, risking limits on freedom, with concerns over capital gains tax at death or gift and reduced interest deductions.
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Liquor Store Clerk Shot During Phoenix Holdup
Max Baron, 53, was wounded in the chin and chest after two masked men robbed the Broadway Liquor Store in Phoenix. Baron said the suspects forced him to the rear of the store, a scuffle followed, and the pair fled. He was listed in serious condition.
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