Menningers Lead Way in Preventing Mental Illness
Topeka Kansas December report on the Menninger Foundation driving a broad coalition of clergy doctors business leaders and educators to prevent emotional distress. Experts note home life school and work shape mental health and urge broader psychiatric education training for physicians and pastors.
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Topeka
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Menninger Foundation
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American Psychiatric Association
Joseph Satten
ABC
Harry Levinson
Chicago
Yeshiva University
New York
Harvard Divinity School
Edward Greenwood
Greenwood
1882 Graduate’s Books Donated to STU Library
Textbooks once used by Southern Kings Normal University are donated to the STU Library by the son of an 1882 graduate. The collection includes Latin and German grammars chemistry geology texts, and works such as Peabody’s A Manual of Moral Philosophy and Blocus tion by Prof. Robart Kidd.
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STU
Ralph EB. McCoy
Lizzie DeMoss
Lizzie Deardorff
Cobden
Southern Kings Normal University
Samuel DeMoss
Seattle
Wash
Peabody
Robart Kidd
Debbie Reynolds Debuts in Las Vegas to Standing Ovation
Debbie Reynolds made her Las Vegas debut at the Riviera to a standing ovation with many celebrities in attendance. Judy Garland called it the greatest evening in years as reports say Reynolds was paid 50,000 dollars weekly, a record in the city’s entertainment scene.
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Las Vegas
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Judy Garland
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Two Killed In Vandalia Collision At U S 51
Two college students died and a third was seriously injured in a three vehicle crash on U S 51 near Vandalia. Eula Gillespie, 19, of Pocahontas and Carl D. Towler Jr., 21, of Vandalia were killed. Lawrence E. Duvall, 20, of Vandalia, was hospitalized in serious condition. The group was returning from Illinois State Normal University for Christmas vacation. The other drivers were Lee Gates, 33, of Vandalia, and Robert J. Rolling, 48, of Franklin, Ind. Authorities cited fog contributing to the collision.
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U. S. 51
Eula Gillespie
Pocahontas
Carl D. Towler Jr
Lawrence E. Duvall
Fayette County Hospital
Inois State Normal University
Normal
Lee Gates
Robert J. Rolling
Frankfurt
Ind
Execution Set for Pair Charged in Seven Slayings
The Kansas Supreme Court set an execution date for James Latham and George York, two AWOL soldiers from Ft. Hood, tied to a six state crime spree. They face the Jan. 31 hangings for the June 8, 1961 killings of Otto Ziegler in Oakley Kansas and two Illinois victims, Albert Reed and Martin Drenovac, in Granite City and Edwardsville.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Ilinois
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
George
Ronald York
Jacksonville Fla
Otto Ziegler
Oakley
Ft. Hood
Illinois
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Martin Drenovac
Granite City
Reed
Edwardsville
Drenovac
Airman Kidwell Killed in Rural Urbana Crash
A head on collision on a rural road south of Urbana killed Air Force Lt. Keith E. Kidwell 22 of Yale on Wednesday. Dale Harshbarger 36 of Urbana drove the truck and was uninjured.
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Firemen Cite Punt as Cause of Pole Blaze in Tucson
Tucson firefighters said a football punt went astray and struck a ground wire, touching a hot conductor and starting a utility pole fire in Tucson Arizona. No injuries were reported as crews controlled the blaze.
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Tucson
Arix
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