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They had hoped that the heal-in, in which they filled the hospital by accepting an unusually large number of patients, and giving them more intensive care, would dramatize their demands. "We feel that we have made our point -- a decent wage for house officers," one of the heal-in's leaders said last night...
Interns and residents at Boston City Hospital ended the "heal-in" yesterday which has choked the hospital's wards for the past three days...
...Phillip Caper, a Harvard resident physician who organized the heal-in, announced that the 450 house officers -- who come from Harvard, Boston University, and Tufts medical schools -- had decided to accept a "program of salary increases" which the executive committee of the Greater Boston Hospital Council worked out earlier...
...University of Oregon researchers reported that DMSO had varied medicinal properties-that, in fact, it was a wonder drug. Daubed on the skin, they said, it soothed not only the superficial pain of burns, but also the deep pain of crippling rheumatoid arthritis. It helped burns and wounds to heal faster; it eased itching-and cured athlete's foot...
...recurrent theme is that there must be purity at home first, that the U.S. must heal its own sick society before it can presume to treat others. What, then, do the New Leftists prescribe for the U.S.? They know what they do not want, but not necessarily what they want. Typical is a statement by Clark Kissinger, 26, a former S.D.S. national secretary who ran for alderman in Chicago (and won 864 votes out of 18,-970): "You can imagine the system as a table. Lyndon Johnson sits at the head of the table, labor has a place...