Criticisms and Debates Shape Psychiatry's Role in Society
The piece surveys how psychiatrists vary in theory and practice, notes limited access to care, and discusses cost concerns and professional debates. It references hospital rounds, general practitioner courses, and the search for suitable education paths for gifted or unconventional students. It highlights Porter Sargent’s directories of private schools and camps for exceptional children.
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Porter Sargent
Beacon Saree Gaston
Mass
US family income projected to 9525 and output to 1 trillion
The 20th Century Fund report predicts the average American family earns 9525 yearly and workers average 37 hours weekly. Population rises to 235 million by 1973 with half under 26. Baby boom accelerates as marriages hit about 2 million annually. Unemployment, poverty and unmet social needs remain major issues.
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Washington
Ine
U.S
Milan
United States
Births at Baptist Hospital and St Josephs record newborns
The records list births at Baptist Hospital and St Josephs. Mrs Duane Hollor of N Rancho Vista welcomes a son and Mr and Mrs Donald Haag of N Granite Reef welcome a child. Mr and Mrs Gerald Metty of Montebello note a May birth.
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Duane Hollor
Rancho Vista
Donald Haag
Granite Reef
Loy
Med
St. Joseph's
Gerald Metty
Montebello
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Colorado airs threat to sue Udall over Glen Canyon flow
Colorado Governor John Love says the state may sue Interior Secretary Stewart Udall if he does not rescind water releases from Glen Canyon Dam. Love accuses Udall of violating the Colorado River Compact and threatens court action to secure Colorado’s share for the Upper Basin states Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and Utah.
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UPI
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Interior
Stewart Udall
Udall
Glen Canyon Dam
Colorado River
Johnson
Colorado
Upper
Colorado River Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Glen Canyon
Lake Mead
Love
Lee Ferry
Ariz
Stewart L. Udall
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Supreme Court
Atlanta's Tiger Eludes Capture
Atlanta police said they still did not have the tiger by the tail after a nine week old cub was stolen Saturday from the Atlanta Zoo. The animal valued at 1000 dollars was kept in a nursery out of public view, and Zoo Director Johnny Dilbeck suggested the thief knew where to find it. Five years earlier an alligator theft from the same zoo turned up in a downtown hotel pool.
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Porter Sargent
Atlanta
Johnny Dilbeck
Udall Forecasts Civil Rights Bill Passage Next Month
Udall said the Senate will likely pass the civil rights bill by late next month. He warned Southern lawmakers must exhaust blocking tactics and Northerners cannot concede basic issues. He urged stronger actions to avoid street violence and praised Central Arizona Project hearings for water talks.
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Udall
Arizona Democratic Council
Senate
Arizona
California
Con- Brea
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Lost four month old terrier Sho Lo near E Palo Verde Ave
A small black and white Boston bull terrier named Sho Lo is missing near E Palo Verde Ave. Four months old and friendly with children, the puppy belongs to Mrs. Mason J. Hewitt of 8702 E. Palo Verde. Call 946-6093 with information. a generous reward is offered.
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Boston
E. Palo Verde Ave
Mason J. Hewitt
E. Palo Verde
Minister Denounces Prayer Amendment as Hypocritical Gimmick
Reverend Raymond G. Manker of the Phoenix Unitarian Church blasts a proposed constitutional amendment for school prayer as a prostitution of religion and a step toward eroding the Bill of Rights. He argues such recitation would be watered down to meaninglessness and labeled it a show of pseudo religion.
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Phoenix
UPI
Raymond G. Manker
Phoenix Unitarian Church
Manker
Jesus
U S Seeks Curb On Hairpin Turns
The Bureau of Public Roads urges states to remove hairpin turns before building new highway miles. Funds would come from a $1 billion federal road program requiring state matching.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Bureau of Public Roads
Scottsdale Voters Approve $4.8 Million Junior College Bond
Scottsdale area polls backed a $4.8 million bond for Maricopa County Junior College District by a 2039? No, the vote was 1203 to 394 with 12 void ballots. The measure funds renovation of Phoenix College and new campuses. Architects to draft master plan. Southeast site likely opens Sept 1965. bond totals with state funds reach $7.986 million.
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Maricopa County
Ajislize
Arcadia
Coronado
Scottsdale High School
Arcadia High School
Coronado High School
Mesa Union High School
Westwood High School
Robert Hannelly
Phoenix Union Fie
Hannelly
Scottsdale Tempe - Chandler
Gilbert Mesa
Glendale
Phoenix College
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