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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Most orthodox psychiatrists are skeptical of psychodrama, but at play's end, the entire audience of 400 seemed to feel better-as if the doctors of the mind had needed to get something off their minds. Next day, they turned to the main business of the A.P.A...
...miracle been wrought? By a series of simple edicts, issued by Traffic Commissioner Antonio Pala. On 57 main streets in Rome's three-square-mile central area, all parking-even stopping-was banned. Everywhere else, parking was limited to an hour, and all parked cars were required to display cardboard disks showing the hour of arrival and the hour of expiration. Not even M.D.s were exempt. "A doctor can do almost anything in an hour," a traffic official declared. At the same time, a fleet of midget buses was launched to ferry people from parking areas on the edge...
...this overlooks such unpredictable factors as the defendant's reputation or the plaintiff's sex appeal. But the technique could solve thousands of run-of-the-mill personal injury cases, the main road block in clogged U.S. courts. Meanwhile, Hermann's researchers have uncovered useful facts-for example, that 72% of all injury verdicts are for less than...
Every week is full of good news about the U.S. economy, whether the news comes from cold statistics or from the seemingly inexhaustible interest of President Johnson in the affairs of business. The economy is doing so well, in fact, that the main concern of economists in and out of Washington is to prevent a steady and solid advance from turning into an overheated boom that could later cause trouble. To that end, the nation's economic planners last week sounded almost apologetic when they had to report good news, and relieved when they could point to signs that...
Party's Call. Russia's main mines are located near a city named Bodaybo in central Siberia, at Magadan on Siberia's east coast, and on the Chukotskiy Peninsula on the Bering Strait. Last month came reports from Russia of new strikes in Kazakhstan and Transcaucasia that promise to be richer than the combined output of the Siberian mines. The Soviets keep as closely guarded secrets the amount of their gold output and reserves, but estimates by gold experts in London and Paris place Russia's current output at $500 million to $1 billion a year...