Word: infantability
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Last week the leaders and people of the world mourned the death of one infant who was fatally ill at birth. The Senate should not forget this universal concern for a single life when it considers an agreement that could prevent thousands of future human tragedies...
BLACK AND WHITE, but no longer read all over, is the latest edition of the U.S. Government's bestselling pamphlet Infant Care. Since 1914, when the first edition appeared, more than 48 million copies of Infant Care have been distributed, many millions of them by Congressmen, who get up to 500 free copies a month and send them to new parents in their districts. This year integration caught up with Infant Care...
...full of heroines. Women often served as gen erals. In the 1st century A.D., the Trung sisters raised an army and started a rebellion against Viet Nam's Chinese overlords; one of their female com manders gave birth to a child on the battlefield, then strapping her infant on her back and brandishing a sword in each hand, led her troops against the Chinese. In 248, a 23-year-old girl put on a suit of golden armor, climbed on the back of an elephant, and led her army into the field against Viet Nam's foreign invaders...
...French with their puppet Emperor, Bao Dai. When the Viet Minh overran Hué, they shot Diem's oldest brother and the brother's only son, for months held Diem himself captive before turning him loose. Nhu and Can both escaped from the Reds, but Mme. Nhu, her infant daughter and her aged mother-in-law were taken prisoner in December...
...presents, among other things, what may be the chicest accouchement of all time: Arlene Francis has a baby in the back seat of a Rolls-Royce stalled in a Manhattan traffic jam on-of course-the upper East Side; the doctor, who arrives on horseback, swaddles the infant in a fresh copy of the New York Times, then bundles it in a mink lap robe...