Pentagon fights POW mental health stigma after Brudno death
The Pentagon medical chief says returning POWs resist psychiatric help though many could benefit. Four men were ordered back to military hospitals after Air Force Captain Edward Brudno, who died by his own hand, highlighted urgency. About ten of 566 examined POWs show serious emotional problems. a second medical check will occur six months and one year after return.
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Washington
Pentagon
Richard S. Wilbur
Wilbur
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
Armed Services
U.S
Revival at Mount Olive Church June 11 15
Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church on Fletcher Street hosts a revival June 11 through June 15 with 8 p.m. services led by evangelist Rev. J. Caldwell and pastor Rev. J. Williams announcing the event.
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Mt. Olive Primitive Baptist Church
Fletcher Street
J. Williams
J.C. Caldwell
Jaycees Install Officers in Thomasville Banquet
The Thomasville Jaycees 1973 74 officers were installed at the Elks Club banquet attended by about 140. John Jones became Jaycee president with Faye Stroud as Jaycette president and multiple special honors awarded to both groups.
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Jaycee
Front Row
Poulos
Stroud
Jones
Adams
Thomasville Jaycees, Inc
Elks Club
Tom Faircloth
The
Jaycees
Fran
Milberg
Jaycettes
John Jones
Faye Stroud
H.D. Adams
Sam Watkins
Ann __ Williamson
Sparkette
Pam Logue
Teri Brinson
Becky Lee
Mary Jo Harvey
Mary Ehtel Hinchliffe
Bobby Hanner
Jim Stroud
Andy Poulos
Robert Milberg
Richard Vann
Sonny Corbin
Charlie Copeland
Bill Hagan
Larry Harmon
Bruce Hinchliffe
James Logue
Men Learn To Run Governments Focus On Budgets And Training
City managers now run two thirds of U S cities with 5 000 plus population and many with under 25 000. The rise of council manager governments expands training into psychology sociology ethics and urban management beyond engineering. Universities including Kansas Howard Michigan and Arizona offer targeted city manager programs.
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Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
United States
Mark Keane
International City Management Association
Keane
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Howard University
University of Michigan
University of Arizona
Dr Blackman At Kiwanis Discusses Rock Collection
Thomasville optometrist Dr W E Blackman spoke Friday to the Thomasville Kiwanis Club at St. Thomas Episcopal Parish Hall. He described facets of his rock collection including agatized crystals, rutile, petrified wood, and precious stones, noting he makes jewelry from rocks and uses a diamond saw to shape them.
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W.E. Blackman
Blackman
Thomasville
Kiwanis Club
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Georgia
Once Woman Is Made Equal She Becomes His Superior
Hal Boyle argues that female chauvinists push for equality while maintaining traditional male perks. He critiques the modern liberation mix and notes men feel threatened by women advancing in careers and social roles. He cites Socrates saying equality, in his view, makes women superior.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Galahad
St. Francis
America
Women’s Liberation Movement
Socrates
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Mount Olive
Vann
Lee
Corbin
Terry
Logue
Russell
Williamson
Hinchliffe
Marcia Lane
Hank Russell
Earl Bennett
Marcus Williamson
Bill Lawson
Jaycette
Mesdames Brinson
Stroud, Logue
Waiters
Mesdames Poulos
Williamson, Lee and Milberg
Teresa Sanders
Dr. Blackman
Motor Inn
George Stoner
Lipsey’s
Toru
N. Broad Street
Tim
Sea Shores
Country Clubs
Alex Coleman
Neel’s
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