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Even Chaplains & Psychiatrists. How does the policy of nonsegregation work in human terms? To find out, Nichols visited military and naval bases, most of them in the South. There are, he learned, virtually no race incidents at posts. Swimming pools, athletics, post exchanges, movies-and work-are shared (although Negroes are generally "discouraged" from attending white dances). At Camp Lejeune, N.C., Nichols saw a white Marine waiter approach a billiards-playing Negro sergeant and ask, in a respectful Southern drawl: "May I get you something, sir?" A Negro chaplain offhandedly told Nichols: "I'm just another chaplain; fellows come...
...neat packages of pictures and text, Jubilee can equally well explain the dogma of the Assumption, illustrate the life and work of modern Catholic artists like the late Eric Gill, discuss historical figures like the Venerable Bede, or give its readers a handy briefing (by a Catholic psychiatrist) on the dangers of too-severe toilet training for children...
...state governors were among the 300 officials, psychiatrists and welfare workers who sat down in Detroit last week for a two-day conference on the growing problem of mental illness. When it was over, Psychiatrist Karl Menninger summed up: "Nothing new has come out of this conference. But the significant thing is that the governors are now telling the psychiatrists what the psychiatrists have been telling them for 20 years. If they can now go home and convince their legislatures, the people will respond...
From Ann Arbor, where University of Michigan officials are planning a separate center for the psychiatric treatment of adolescents, came both a defense of the nation's youth and some pointed advice to parents. "Sensationalism notwithstanding," said Psychiatrist James C. Flanagan, "it is simply not true that our adolescents are going to the dogs." The way to keep more of them from getting into trouble, he believes, is not simply to snap at them, "Grow up!", but to give them constructive help in doing...
Sunshine Syndrome. In Weymouth, England, charged with speeding. Psychiatrist Robert Stansfield explained: "The sunshine, the clear road, and the additional stimulus of the car behind me (not recognizable as a police car) undoubtedly gave added impetus to my psyche," nevertheless had to pay a ?2 ($5.60) fine...