Last of a Series Road Back from Alcoholism Is Tortuous
The piece summarizes medical and psychological avenues in treating alcoholism, noting disulfiram as a deterrent and emphasizing total abstinence. It highlights steps like hospital care, tranquilizers, hypnosis, and clergy involvement, plus do's and don'ts for families and guidance from authorities and support groups.
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Ruth Fox
National Council On Alcoholism
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Marty Mann
Life Begins at Forty Man Embraces Unconventional Retirement
Robert Peterson profiles Raymond Duncan, 87, a vegetarian and lifelong creator who wears a toga and sandals. He lectures in major cities, promotes human brotherhood, and lives openly in Paris. Duncan invites others to cultivate personal talents and joy in retirement, offering a booklet for readers.
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Kansas State University to Train Rehab Counselors for Rural Blind
A $22 550 grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare funds a four year project at Kansas State University to develop a curriculum and training syllabus for inservice vocational rehabilitation counselors serving blind persons in rural areas. Harold E Jones of the K State Extension Service notes the project will run by the Department of Continuing Education and has supported national training for four years.
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Kansas State University
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Continuing Education
Harold E. Jones
K-State Extension Service
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