Brain on stilts dogs college youth as counselors rise
New York report shows Columbia College student mental health needs soaring with 350 undergrads seeking psychological or psychiatric help in 1960 13.5 percent of enrollment compared with 81 in 1959 60. Dr Miller cites changing family structures and fear of stigma as factors.
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End of a phase and doubt over de Gaulle’s future
Paris reports growing belief that President de Gaulle’s prostate operation signals a transition in Gaullist rule. While timelines remain unclear, advisers say his seven year term ends in 1969 and he may delay any decision on a second term until next year. He previously refused to answer about two years ahead.
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De Gaulle's Mexico Trip Precedes Planned Second Term
The article discusses Charles de Gaulle's health and political maneuvering after a 11 day trip to Mexico. It notes his prostate condition, planned surgery after returning to France, and hints at timing around a potential second presidential term amid ongoing European initiatives and relations with Red China.
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Worm learning debate spurs big US study grant
The worm learning controversy renews push for a large three year, U.S. funded project by NASA and the Public Health Service to test whether planaria can learn. Skeptics in North Dakota Utah and Chicago challenge early results while researchers defend the memory hypothesis.
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Get the right Brown in Ohio Senate race
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said he fears his name is mixed up with Lt Governor John W. Brown over a telephone publicity scandal. He is a Republican candidate for the Ohio Senate and asks voters to distinguish his actions from John Brown’s billing issues.
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