Editorial on rethinking psychiatry and social duty
The American Psychiatric Association vows to address societal factors in mental health at its Washington meeting during Mental Health Week. Ronald Laing’s views, favoring social causes over biological cures, contrast with mainstream medicine, which emphasizes drugs and electrotherapy. A professor warns that stigma and coercive care persist despite claims of progress.
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American Psychiatric Association
Seymour Halleck
University of Wisconsin
Wivnely
APA
Washington
Els
Ronald D. Laing
London
Establishment
Laing
Thorax Seasz
Thoughtful caution urged on national cancer cure plan
Dr. Philip R. Lee warns that curing cancer is not a simple moonshot and cautions against a large federal shift. He testifies before a Senate subcommittee opposing a bill to move the National Cancer Institute into a national cancer authority reporting to the President. He says cross-disciplinary expertise and existing NIH machinery are essential for progress.
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Philip R. Lee
San Francisco
University of California
Lee
Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
National Cancer Authority
Natonal Cancer Institute
National Institutes of
Country music and forgotten Americans shaping voting swing
An analysis argues country and ethnic music reflect forgotten American segments who drive trucks, farm, and work in cities. It links cultural tastes to political potential, noting liberals' awareness but Nixon's White House ignorance of such swing factions for the 1972 election.
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Kevin
Philips Brevouettelht
Washington
Jist
U S
America
British Isles
Highlands
Tamerte
Scotland
Kentucky
Detroit
Los Angeles International
New York Times
Rutgers University
The
New Republic
Washington Post
Little Italys
Noors
Harvard
Webe
Mr.Nixon
White House
Rascow
Nixon
Our Only World Car and Environmental Dilemmas
In a reflective column the author urges optimism about environmental battles in Bucks County Pennsylvania, citing the Honey Hollow Watershed clash with Penn Electric and a successful compromise. He laments bureaucratic delay, urges citizen action, and promotes a five item checklist for communities, while criticizing widespread consumer product guidance and calling for government led clarity on phosphates and detergents. Washington urged to respond.
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The
Isles
Bucks County
Toney Hollow
Pennsylvania Electric
Honey Hollow
Delaware River Basin Commission
Penn Electric
Department of the Interior
Merey
P.1.a
Long Island
N.Y
Inflation Brakes Take Hold Say Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues inflation pressures lessen as productivity rises and Vietnam phase-out reduces dollar drain. He cites past pundits and Nixon era quotes, noting earlier fears of runaway inflation have eased with higher output per worker and reduced war-related spending. The piece frames economic quotes and a constitutional preamble to cap the record.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Nixon on 1972 bid and Reagan as VP possibility
The piece debates whether Nixon will run in 1972 and if so how he will position himself. It weighs Nixon’s drive versus risk of voter rejection, notes McCloskey’s Vietnam focused challenge, and muses on Ronald Reagan potentially as vice president versus a direct challenge.
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Nixon
Winsell
Ted
Richard Nixa
Cleveland
Goldswater
Johnson
Burt
Cai
Thins
Pliot
Iepee
Paul McCloskey
California
New Hampshire
McCloskey
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Agnew
Is It The Best or Worst Of Times In 1971 Politics
Holmes Alexander discusses the 1971 unemployment and inflation debate among Treasury Secretary Connally Speaker Albert and Congressman Perkins. He contrasts optimistic government rhetoric with grim data, noting wage, price and production trends and the political implications for Nixon’s ticket. The piece weighs how the U S compares globally and favors Connally as a potential running mate while warning of partisan drift.
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Blitt Janeway
Wisconsin
Sen. Proxmire
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Paul Mc.Crackéen
David Rockefel
One Machatlan
Litia
Gen. Fra. Corp
Washington, D.C
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Treasury
Connally
Montoya
Mex
Southwest
Negrodense Watts
Los Angeles
Carl Albert
House
Albert
Carl Perkins
House Committee On Education and Labor
Tose
Perkins
America
Texas
West Spring
GOP
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Eat
Alvert
Aloe
Capitol Hill
White House
Democratic Party
Democrats
Severetary Connally
Folklore Maxims From Absurd Speech Fragments
A collection of garbled folk maxims and slang samples. The phrases mix humor with misheard language, noting odd statements about pricing, steam, roads, pedestrians, fashion, and social behavior. Strong entities are general cultural references rather than people or organizations.
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Charles W. Saver
Claus Forbes Puld
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Shou
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Herald Heald
Harold
Associated Press
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Robert White
Sewanhaka Central Council
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Howe
United States
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Paul Harvey
Barvey
United States of America
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