Word: unwantedness
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DRESSED in a navy blue nightgown with white piping at the neckline, Dita Beard chain-smoked cigarettes in Room 269 of Denver's 178-bed Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital behind a sign that said NO SMOKING PLEASE, OXYGEN IN USE. Under treatment for a heart ailment, Dita was well...
The devaluation agreement pledged the U.S. to enter into talks on reform of the whole monetary system, partly to make it less dependent upon the dollar as a key currency, and also to work toward making the dollar convertible into something or other. Chicago Banker Gaylord Freeman has proposed that...
A declining birth rate and the fact that women are living increasingly longer-and also longer than men -has meant that a smaller part of women's lives is devoted to bearing and rearing children. The Pill has relieved women of anxiety about unwanted pregnancies.
New Rulings. Even though good contraceptive methods are available, unwanted pregnancies still occur by the tens of thousands, and the campaign for legal abortion goes on. Led by Colorado, which took the step in 1967. 16 states and the District of Columbia have liberalized their abortion laws to some degree...
Fired-Up Demand. The annual report of the President's Council of Economic Advisers in January discussed the 4% goal as if it were impossibly Utopian. A confidential Administration paper drafted by Herman Liebling, the Treasury's senior economic forecaster, says flatly that "a 4% unemployment rate as...