Alcoholism and Mental Disorders Rising in U S House Hears
Government health officials told a House subcommittee that alcoholism, mental illness, venereal disease and drug use are rising across the nation. They cited up to 6.5 million alcoholics, 200000 new cases yearly, and broad economic and social costs. The witnesses included Surgeon General William N Stewart and NIMH and NCDCD leaders.
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William N. Stewart
U.S
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
David J. Sencer
National Communicable Disease Center
Missouri
W. R. Hull Jr
U.S. Public Health Service
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William H. Stewart
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Arlington prepares 1985 plan for burial at National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery will reserve a 15 acre tract for national heroes by 1985 with marble vaults for nearly 400000 ashes and a Westminster Abbey like layout. Existing graves exceed 145000 with only about 6000 sites left, ending veteran and kin burials on site.
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Economic Advisers discuss wage and price controls
A memorandum from the American Society of Association Executives notes that wage and price controls are not planned. The statement, issued to businessmen on May 9 1968, cites President's Council members and the possibility of controls being discussed with the administration.
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Stene George C. McGhee
American Society of Aspare
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