Word: careful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Hymns & Prayers. Determined to make good on his election promise, Attorney General Bonner sent the Mounted Police into the area immediately. Children were separated from their parents and put under temporary care of provincial welfare workers. All the adults in the camp (77 men, 71 women) were herded into a train. Praying loudly and singing mournful Russian hymns, they were hauled 590 miles to Vancouver to stand trial for contributing to juvenile delinquency...
Here come both the young and the old (from eleven to 90), men & women (but largely because women are more often financially supported by others, they outnumber men in the hospital), rich and poor (but only about 45% can afford to pay the full costs of their care, and all the fees collected from patients add up to no more than half the hospital's budget), bankers, businessmen, doctors, writers, artists, secretaries, housewives and students (there is a high proportion of patients in intellectual or creative pursuits...
...clinic; 13 assistant psychiatrists at various stages of three-to five-year courses as residents. Here an assistant psychiatrist is assigned to be the patient's personal physician during his stay, and the patient's daily routine is prescribed. He can be certain of excellent care, night & day. There are 74 graduate nurses, 20 student nurses and 25 psychiatric aides. Each psychiatrist treats a maximum of ten patients -in contrast to many state hospitals, where a single physician may be responsible for 400 or more patients...
First to go was John X's feeling 3 wounded pride. Then, though he still fretted about the office and his stomach pains, at least he fretted less. After about five weeks, he began to feel grateful for the overall physical and psychological care he was getting, and to welcome his doctor's visits, even though some of the interviews were unpleasant. Thus he began to reveal more and more about the rockbound New England upbringing which had made him so rigidly "moral" that he was hardly human. He began to see that while he admired his wife...
...year-old picket Orr's tour of duty finally came to an end. Dealer Petersen agreed to go along with an agreement signed by the Chevrolet Dealers Association and the union, and urge his few remaining nonunion mechanics to join up. Said Petersen: "I didn't care much one way or another." Orr, who reckoned that he had paced off 40,000 miles in twelve years, had worn out two signs and two dozen pairs of shoes. Said he: "Everybody was always nice to me. Mr. Petersen never said an unkind word to me all the time...