Why Not Have Courses in Growing Old Gracefully
Hal Boyle argues that longer life makes old people a growing economic and political force. The elderly gain independence, financial security, and influence with policymakers, while medicine focuses more on aging. Psychosocial issues include diminished self-worth and fear of aging as vitality fades.
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Universities Should Offer Postgraduate Course In Growing Old Gracefully
The author argues middle age fuels fear of aging and reckless money chasing. A 40-year fever drives last flings before old age, harming many. He urges education to ease the transition, promote home and religion, and suggests universities teach aging gracefully.
Nelson Doubleday Dies at 59 Noted Publisher
Nelson Doubleday chairman of the board of Doubleday & Co. Inc. died of cancer Tuesday at his Oyster Bay home. He entered publishing in 1912, later joined his father's firm, helped form Garden City Publishing and brought in the Literary Guild of America book club.
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