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Ordinary dismissal from a government job has never been considered legally punitive. Does a dismissal on loyalty grounds, however, inflict real punishment on an individual because of the undeniable stigma it casts on his name in the present climate of opinion? And has this stigma of a "loyalty discharge" impaired...
In defending the training program against the label of Universal Military Training, Defense Department spokesmen exposed a more dangerous flaw in the proposed system. "UMT would permit youths to discharge their military obligations quickly" declared Assistant Secretary of Defense Chester Burgess, author of the bill. "The Administration program imposes lengthy...
Since many persons had enlisted with the understanding that they would receive educational aid on discharge, it was obviously right for Congress to overrule President Eisenhower's executive order of January 1, which would have ended the accumulation of credits for the G.I. Bill on January 31. As the law...
At the end of ten weeks, the first patient was ready for discharge. A petite blonde, 36, wife of a journeyman carpenter, she had been in and out of state hospitals throughout the Midwest for ten years. In her hallucinations she heard voices: her dead mother calling "Come to me...
The ivory-tower critics argue that the red-brick pragmatists are not getting to the patient's "underlying psychopathology" and so there can be no cure. These doctors want to know whether he withdrew from the world because of unconscious conflict over incestuous urges or stealing from his brother...