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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1969

Page

6

Large vitamin therapy for schizophrenia discussed in 1950s notes

Article traces early nicotinic acid and vitamin C use in treating mental illness, citing Mayer, Hoffer, Osmond, and Rimland. It notes mixed interest, doubts about efficacy, and calls for trial under double blind methods to validate results, with patient letters urging testing.

Jean Mayer Harvard Perhas United States Abram Hoffer Humphrey Osmond Saskatoon Sask Canada Linus Paul E. Rimland California Allan Cott New York City Mayer History of Medicine

Pets and items offered free in Citizen classifieds page

Reads like a free classified page offering puppies kittens dogs and miscellaneous items. Multiple contact numbers and notes on free giveaways appear alongside pet care tips and Humane Society reference. The column states all listings are offered at no charge and notes Citizen reserves editing rights.

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Valencia Branch Library to Host Holiday Movie Night

The Valencia Branch Library sponsors a family film party at 7:30 pm on December 30 with a 60 minute color showing of The Nutcracker followed by a piñata. The event is free and open to the public.

Valencia Green Knowe Elaine Frank

Nixon names task force on mental health programs

President Nixon announces a 17 member task force to recommend programs for mentally handicapped Americans. The panel will be headed by Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller, wife of Arkansas Governor and former National Association of Mental Health president. The initiative seeks ideas for 1970 and beyond.

Nixon Washington Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas National Association of Mental Health

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