Psychiatrists map peace path to curb nuclear war
A 1958 survey highlights Dr. Bryant Wedge at Princeton shaping national behavior studies to aid diplomacy. He shows nations have distinct psychological styles and that understanding these can prevent conflicts. Dr. Judd Marmor in Beverly Hills argues aggression is learned, not natural, urging psychiatrists to prevent war by addressing fear and frustration.
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Truss vs Surgery for Aged Hernia Sufferer
A reader asks about inguinal hernia in an eight year old with serious heart trouble. The doctor says surgery is best but risks due to age. a fitted truss may control the hernia and avoid immediate surgery. Factors must be weighed. not a one size fits all case.
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Senatorial Viewpoints On Teller Test Ban Debate
The assessment weighs Dr. Edward Teller's testimony and record on atmospheric testing and the proposed test ban. Critics argue Teller's warnings shift with policy aims and lack bipartisan support, noting past alarms from 1957 1961 and 1960 about bombs and peaceful uses.
Budget to top 100 billion as Kennedy pushes tax cuts
The January budget will exceed 100 billion for the first time in U S history, with a projected deficit of over 9 billion. The plan ties to the looming 28th deficit in 34 years and a 2.4 billion 1959 trough, while arguing a constructive deficit under Kennedy to spur growth. The piece weighs economic context and the potential effect of a tax reduction bill from the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Wallace backs integrated schools stance in Huntsville
Governor George C. Wallace says he will not interfere with integrated school openings in Huntsville despite media framing. Mayor Wagner urges settlement to avoid NYC teachers strike, urging legality and justice. Army Chief Wheeler endorses nuclear test ban with safeguards, perceiving no large security risk.
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George C. Wallace
Huntsville
New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
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