Psychiatry and murder in the nation and schools
An editorial condemns mass killings and urges mental health reform. It cites figures from a Senate study on child psychiatric treatment and calls for expanded counseling, training of professionals, and school based mental health programs to identify potential killers before they act. It notes that prevention cannot guarantee safety but offers early intervention as a path.
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Robert Smith
Mesa
Charles Whitman
University of Texas
Richard Speck
Chicago
Perry Smith
Richard Hickock
Truman Capote
Hickock
Smith
Sockery
Senate
Rineie
Mente
New Neighbors Welcome Milt's and Roadway Inn
The Scottsdale economy remains steady as the new Roadway Inn beside City Hall and Milt's Department Store open. Residents praise the modest prices and convenient shopping drawing visiting businessmen and travelers through town.
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Coca
Sectisisak
Eyemore Milt
Fagdier
Roadway
City Hall
Scottsdale
Milt's
Roadwx Tym
Nixon and Tunner clash in a candid interview scene
The piece contrasts Gene Tunner orating on boxing legends with Bob Considine reporting Nixon's political barnstorming. It notes Nixon's selfless campaign tone while praising his teamwork and timing, as he promotes GOP unity during the 1964 election period.
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Richand Nixon
Dio
Jess Stiffs
Nixon
Pat Brown
California
Pat
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Niger
Goitwater
Iznien Bama Jonson
Five Deaths Spotlight Mesa Community Crisis
The document discusses a wave of deaths in Mesa linked to overlooked disturbances and calls for accountability. It critiques parents, the Board of Education, and mental health systems for failures in prevention and referral. It urges stronger community responsibility and better access to psychiatric care.
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Mesa
Psyhiatry
Phoenix
Simpy
Syubee Aan Oe
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Britain vows Gibraltar sovereignty in new White Papers
The British government released two White Papers in early 1965 asserting sovereignty over Gibraltar and readiness to take necessary measures against Spanish pressure. The Rock, ceded in 1713, remains British despite Spain's renewed attempts since 1954. The United Nations urged talks, but Britain only accepts dialogue after Spanish customs hurdles are removed. the United States backs Britain’s legal case at the World Court, while Spain declined.
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Gibraltar
Great Britain
London
Britain
Spain
Mediterranean
United Nations Special Committee On
United States
Middle East
de Gaulle
France
NATO
Sunday School in Crisis Reflects Protestant Education Struggles
The piece discusses rising dropout rates in Sunday schools as youths seek relatability to modern life. It notes a move toward paid teachers audio visual aids and secular public schooling religious courses. It cites surveys urging modernization while recognizing enduring religious questions.
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New York City
Barry Goldwater Attacks Anti Missile Failures
Barry Goldwater criticizes missile defense failures attributed to Soviet and allied programs. He frames defense district shortcomings as undermining national security and urges corrective measures and stronger strategic posture.
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