Half of Mental Patients Get Only Bed and Board
A 1960s shift in mental health care shows hospitals cutting daily per patient costs while expanding treatment. John C. returns home after 23 years in a state hospital as more facilities add psychiatrists, nurses, and outpatient clinics to reduce custodial care and relapses. Community psychiatry and public mental health centers push for home-based recovery with sustained support, though access remains uneven across counties and clinics.
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New York
John C
William Menninger
Topeka
Kan
Mental Health Association
National Institute of Mental Health
Supreme Court declines Kentucky blue law review
The Supreme Court refused to hear the Kentucky Sunday closing law case. Arlan's Department Store and Evans Furniture Co were fined for employing on Sunday. Justice Douglas dissented, noting the law favored religious observance and exempted some believers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Arlan’s Department Store
Louisville
Maryland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Douglas
Viscose Co Fills Overseas Orders Under Aid Program
Ameri can Viscose Corp plant in Front Royal received 269 999 dollars in rayon tire cord orders for Korea under the U S foreign aid program reported by AID. American Viscose supplies under New York exporter contracts with Korean buyers. About two thirds of aid funds remain in the U S economy as shipments carry the aid emblem.
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Front Royal
American Viscose Corp
U.S
Agency For International Development
New York
South Korea
U. S
Far East
Floating Lab Begins Ocean Experiments Off French Coast
A tubular 50 yard long floating laboratory was eased into the sea to start experiments by ocean explorer Yves Cousteau. The 250 ton tube will take on ballast to float vertical with only the top above the 8,000 foot trench between Nice and Calvi as scientists observe from its levels.
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Nice
France
Yves Cousteau
Calvi
States begin sharing mental health facility costs nationwide
Fifteen states by law now share with cities and communities the costs of expanding mental health facilities. The latest budget allocates $4,200,000 for matching grants with states to plan comprehensive mental health plans. Last year $91 million was spent by federal, state and local agencies on community mental health programs. It marks a start toward reducing costs and humanizing next steps. Research seeks new answers in mental illness.
Universal Films a Switch From Cream Puff Comedies
AP film critic notes two year end attractions show Universal shifting from light comedies to serious fare. Mockingbird centers on Atticus and children in a Birmingham DNA case, with Gregory Peck acclaimed. Freud, a Huston biopic, explores mind and science with strong performances from Clift York and Parks.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Universal
Harper Lee
Alabama
Byn AP Wh Ce
Air Force
Gea
Birmingham
Ala
Gregory Peck
Atticus
Robert Mulligan
Horton Foote
Alan Pakula
Freud
John Huston
Montgomery Clift
Susannah York
Larry Parks
Widow of Senator Hitchcock Dies at 79
Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock, widow of Nebraska senator and Omaha World Herald founder, died Saturday after a two month illness.
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Washington
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
U.S
Nebraska
Omaha World- Herald
Film Producer Ed Nassour Fatally Stabs Self
Sherman Oaks California AP reports film producer Ed Nassour 45 fatally stabbed himself in the heart with a steak knife. He was found Saturday in the backyard of his sister Mrs. Thomas Maluf and had reportedly attempted suicide with sleeping pills last Thursday amid ill health. Nassour Studios produced Africa Screams Mrs Mike and Tripoli.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Say
Edward Nassour
Thomas Maluf
Nassour
Africa
Mike
Tripoli
Retired Editor Matthew Weber Dies At 85 In Salamanca
Matthew Weber 85 longtime editor and publisher of the Salamanca Republican Press died Sunday from a heart attack in Salamanca New York. He led the paper during decades of local reporting and community service.
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Salamanca
N.Y
Matthew Weber
Salamanca Republican Press
Towns with Christmas themed names across states
A brief note on towns with Christmas inspired names in the United States including Arizona Florida Kentucky and nearby Cove Nazareth Pay Star Holly Grove and related locales. The text hints at a pattern of seasonal naming but provides no further details or dates.
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Arizona
Florida
Kentucky
Cove
Nazareth
Pay Star
Holly Grove
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National Association For Mental Health
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Loudoun St. Winchester
Stephens City
Zenith
RCA
Gregory
Discount Appliances
OF Gregory’s, Inc
Viscose Co
Korea
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Berryville, VA
Universal Films
YALE
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
New York Stock Exchange
Braddock
Winchester
Tel
Duff
Rebel Restaurant
Millwood Ave
Loudoun ST
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