Should we all really need psychiatric help
The piece argues against taking psychiatric surveys at face value noting studies by Dr. Leo Stole and others on neurotics versus normals. It highlights findings that urban and rural populations show high neurosis levels and that "normal" men may lack creativity while neurotics show ambition and potential wealth.
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Cruise missile fate in SALT talks hinges on limits and costs
The piece argues the United States is committed to developing and fielding cruise missiles at great cost, with per unit costs from 760,000 to 1,000,000 dollars and 700,000 to modify B52 carriers. It notes SALT prospects risk undermining strategic value if range is limited to 600 kilometers or if missiles are not accounted for, risking wasted investment and weakened U.S. defense. It cites Carter and Brown supporting broader ranges, while Soviet demands complicate any agreement.
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It Makes Me Wonder Letter to the Editor
A reader responds to a July 19 Journal story about a man who took his three small children and left them unattended, expressing concern and questioning the family situation and community response.
Dennis The Menace Punishment and Beating Incident
A reader letter notes Dennis went without food or water and was later found wandering at a golf course in 90 degree heat. It critiques a suspended 30 day jail sentence for him and reports another case where a man received 20 days in jail for beating two dogs to death.
Wallace Autobiography Highlights Personal Depth and Political Debate
The review notes George Wallace’s Stand Up for America as more than political campaigning, showcasing his sensitivity as a social historian. It recounts intimate wartime life, early marriage to Lurleen Burns, and a vivid portrait of 1940s America, while arguing his Senate prospects hinge on broader political stances and constitutional principles.
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Clerical Divide Undermines Faith Within Catholic Church
In a candid critique, the author argues Catholic unity hinges on clear doctrine not disputes over birth control or politics. He cites tensions in El Salvador with Jesuits, Lefebvre’s traditionalists, and critics like Kung challenging papal infallibility, urging focus on truth of supernatural claims.
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