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...remark illustrates the style of Mrs. Betty Southard Murphy, 41, mother of two, candidate for general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and a first-rate labor lawyer. She is quiet in manner and conservative in appearance (little makeup or jewelry), but her energy and competence have brought her a nationwide reputation and a $40,000 income in a highly competitive field...
...GEORGIA SOUTHARD...
...years later, at Boston Psychopathic Hospital, the young Dr. Menninger found that "dementia praecox" had already gone out of fashion; the new label was "schizophrenia." But under any name the condition was still considered hopeless. Then, says Dr. Menninger, who had been moved by the inspired teachings of Ernest Southard, "we began to think in a heretical way . . . that perhaps schizophrenia was not so malignant as we thought but a process that might in some instances be reversible. These were radical thoughts in those days. Mental illness was not supposed to go that...
MARGARET LEE SOUTHARD Hingham, Mass...
...body and chunks of fuselage washed in from the ocean; other bodies were scattered over 16 miles to the point where the forward section crashed in a plowed field near the hamlet of Bolivia, N.C., 15 miles inland. Pilot Dale Southard, 46, a World War II Military Air Transport Service veteran, evidently had some warning of trouble, for some passengers were wearing life jackets. But he made no emergency radio calls. All signs indicated that he was heading back toward Wilmington, fighting desperately to hold his plane on course as it lost altitude and tore itself apart. Some experts guessed...