Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ease the South back into the Union as the Civil War rumbled to a close. After his martyr's death his program was left in the well-meaning but bumbling hands of Andrew Johnson, who managed to organize Southern governments which accepted the war's outcome and pledged fair treatment for the poor and homeless Negro...
...physicians soon learn they must expect instances of patients, particularly among the elderly, who seek treatment for vague ailments with ill-defined symptoms merely to have someone to talk to. When costs get out of line, and let me assure you they will, there are three possible courses of action. The first is to reduce the benefits; the second is to increase taxes; the third is to impose Government controls on the services in an attempt to control costs. We know welfare benefits are not likely to be cut back once the public has learned to enjoy them. Certainly, constantly...
Anti-eggheadry is at a new low. What with the new concern about education, scholars and writers-in-residence are often community heroes; professors get the celebrity treatment on TV. The much-derided middlebrow culture in a sense serves the intellectual because its members look up to him. The ordinary man, suggests Critic Leslie Fiedler, "can now identify with the intellectual...
...Tarsis' courage is the fact that the author apparently has gone unpunished for his latest literary sin; at last report, he was living with his wife and daughter in a Moscow flat-and continuing to write. A further sign of the post-Khrushchev leadership's gentler treatment of artists and writers was the scheduled departure for Italy last week of controversial Poet Evgeny Evtushenko, who plans a month's poetry-reading tour. It was the first time he had been allowed outside the Soviet Union since 1963, when he roamed through France and West Germany, delighting Western...
...Such treatment has been used experimentally elsewhere for alcoholics, neurotics, and juvenile delinquents. Although results so far are "promising," Dr. Pahnke said, the drug's "therapeutic value still needs to be proved...