The Search For A Cure For Alcoholism
The article traces early views of alcoholism as a systemic disease and notes efforts from 1930s onward. It covers Antabuse experiments, tranquilizers, and gland theory, then highlights Alcoholics Anonymous and self cure. It concludes that will power and inner control, not a magic pill, are key, with tomorrow’s focus on controlled drinking.
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Atlan
Erik Jacobsen
Copenhagen
Ocean
Kindwall
Los Angeles
Election year shifts in Social Security proposals in 1960
In 1950 Congress began a tradition of election year changes to Social Security. Five major revisions have followed in election years. Prof Wilbur Cohen outlines proposed changes for 1960 including higher payments and a bigger taxed earnings base.
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Wilbur Cohen
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Unclear Word Puzzle List Leads to Mixed Clues
A scrambled set of crossword style clues lists terms across land air and sea topics including vessel ship eye and monster. Many entries resemble wordplay prompts such as One stroke over par and Through a. The source reads like a puzzle or glossary fragment with inconsistent numbering and partial phrases.
Social Security reforms urged to modernize benefits
A historian outlines proposals to raise monthly checks to 100 dollars and adjust widow benefits, tax earnings, and disability coverage. Key ideas include higher minimum and maximum payments, extended hospital and nursing care, and adding disability rehabilitation funded by a social security tax.
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