Word: ills
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Blaine explains that if the student involved has just been treated for some relatively minor problem, there is usually no problem in describing it as such. If a student has been "seriously ill," however, the UHS is obliged to describe the full extent of his disturbance. "In order to give the student his choice." Blaine continues, "we read him the text of our evaluation before sending it off." There is, of course, always the option of lying when asked whether you have ever been to see a psychiatrist-but on all of the government forms for either employment or grants...
...Manteno, Ill...
Emasculating Process. Johnson did indeed raise the price for talks-but he did it 14 months ago, when he decided that the U.S. would be ill advised to offer Hanoi a bombing pause in return for nothing more than a vague promise of negotiations. At that time, the President began demanding some form of de-escalation from Hanoi in exchange for calling off the bombers. His latest message did not go beyond that demand; it merely spelled out one possible form that de-escalation could take...
...schools have never been aggressive in attacking segregation. For officials of these colleges, "the result was usually self-contempt, born either from acceptance of the white view that Negroes were inferior or from disgust at having succumbed silently to an outrageous injustice, or from both." Their schools became "an ill-financed, ill-staffed caricature of white higher education...
...last week. Then he turned to major business: Case No. 63-C-1426, that of Lloyd Eldon Miller Jr. Last month the Supreme Court reversed the 1956 conviction of Cab Driver Miller for the rape-murder of an eight-year-old girl near the Fulton County city of Canton, Ill. It was up to Judge Perry to answer the next question: Did the state have any basis for keeping Miller in custody...