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Ringleader of this aggressive revival of an old argument: Dr. Robert Latou Dickinson, sprightly, 85-year-old president of the society, gynecologist, artist, marriage counselor. He had drawn a bill for "dignified, merciful" killing. Under it, any patient over 21 who found life unbearable could apply to a court for...
Technically charged with possessing narcotics, but not under arrest, Ross will go to the U.S. Public Health Service hospital for drug addicts, in Lexington, Ky. The hospital was established a decade ago to end the old policy of throwing addicts in jail like criminals. Of the 792 narcotic patients now...
For practical purposes, Dr. Seliger defines an alcoholic as a person who is "handled by alcohol" to such an extent that it takes him out of one or more of the traffic lanes of life; he uses liquor as a narcotic. A "social," or moderate, drinker, is one who is...
As they moved into North China and Inner Mongolia, the Japanese replanted the poppy fields that had once provided the war lords with revenue. They opened big narcotic factories; a report from Kalgan said that the local heroin plant produced enough each day (50 kilograms) to supply 15 times the...
Many of the recommendations, as the committee was well aware, are not new. But where the committee parted company with other planners, notably Beardsley Ruml, was in insisting on a budget balanced every year rather than over the business cycle. Its chief argument was that deficit spending is a "narcotic...