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...diabetics: persons in middle or late life, usually those of a rather heavy or stocky build, whose disease is relatively mild and stable: 80% of such patients get prompt relief. If the drugs do not work, the patient can be put back on insulin immediately with little or no harm done. A rough-and-ready guide to indicate who may benefit from the new tablets if and when they become available for general prescription use: patients who normally need 40 units of insulin a day or less can get by with the drugs; those who need more insulin cannot...
There is no reason to believe that Stark would do any harm to the city in his short stay, while Wagner would greatly aid the nation if he became a Senator from New York...
...disagreed with a statement made by a member of the Lynn Parent-Teacher Association that most couples going steady "decide to...bypass college in favor of early marriage." Spiegel denied that any surveys had ever been made on the subject and claimed that "no one has ever demonstrated any harm" in the practice...
...disapproving of the ban, Robert A. Fieldmesser, instructor in Sociology, saw potential harm in banning or allowing the steady dating practice. He affirmed, however, that if "steady" couples are "not too steady, it's not too serious...
...foreign policy cannot be separated from that of his Secretary of State, and here the past four years can be chalked up as little but bluster, blunder, and an inability to see that the future requires change. Dulles' well-known verbal blunders have done a great deal to harm American prestige, but they do not fully account for the precarious position of this country's foreign power. What is demanded, and what the Eisenhower Administration has failed to provide, is a fundamental shift in American foreign policy. The times demand a new attitude toward China, one that will accept...