Nations seek measure of well being beyond power and pride
A U S report argues infant mortality rates reveal national progress more than missiles. The United States fell from sixth to tenth in deaths per thousand live births 1950 58 data show 27.1 in 1958, with overcrowding and care gaps blamed. Nine leading nations share state supported health services and higher overall gains.
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