Psychosurgery in the national spotlight in Detroit case
A Detroit court case on psychosurgery questions informed consent for institutionalized patients and the ethics of using brain surgery to treat violent or severe emotional disorders. The Lafayette Clinic project at Wayne State University was halted amid civil liberties challenges while debate continues over safety and efficacy.
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POW pilot home from Hanoi adjusts to automated Florida life
Col Lawrence N Guarino, freed POW, recounts his canal front Florida home and modern household automation. He discusses his return after more than 12 years in prison, his wife Evelyn, four sons, grandkids, and plans to buy a power boat while joking about mastering the Florida driver's license test. He notes the allure of comforts and the emotional shock of his reunion with family.
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Three infants die after premature quadruplets birth
Three of the surviving quadruplets born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Stickle died Saturday in Joliet Illinois. The remaining infants weighed between two pounds eight ounces and two pounds fourteen ounces at birth. Hospital officials noted the extreme prematurity and uncertainty in outcomes.
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