Nixon Receives Osteopath Treatments for Relaxation
President Nixon undergoes osteopathic manipulative therapy about twice a month to relax muscles. His regular physician says osteopath Dr. W Kenneth Riland from New York visits the White House every two weeks, providing full-body manipulation rather than a massage.
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Overlap in aged and disabled aid eyed in study
A Senate economic committee staff study warns that overlap among programs for the aged, disabled, and needy creates inequities and dampens job seeking. It estimates 60 million individuals benefit from multiple programs, with about 25 to 30 million in welfare, Social Security, and related cash payments.
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Nixon doctor praises acupuncture as anesthesia
President Nixon's physician Dr. Walter Tkach praised acupuncture witnessed in China as superior to conventional anesthesia. He proposed inviting Chinese surgeons to the AMA convention in San Francisco to demonstrate needle-based pain relief, while noting American doctors might train in acupuncture.
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