Word: voluntaryism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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RARELY in American memory had hope and horror been so poignantly had fused men's within a actions - single voluntary week. and in Rarely voluntary - seemed so ineluctably inter twined. President Johnson's announce ment of a major peace offensive in Asia, coupled with his renunciation of another...
Community health clinics originated in Boston in the early 1920's with "well child conferences," weekly treatment centers run by a voluntary nursing agency. Authority for these centers, whose practice was limited to preventive treatment of children, was transferred to the Boston Municipal Health Center by the end of the...
There was a certain irony in that message. For years, experts vainly tried to convince the President that the dollar was sliding toward an avoidable crisis. Its current predicament springs from Johnson's 1965 guns-and-butter policy, under which he vastly stepped up the Viet Nam war effort...
Many of these people are confined against their will. Neither Massachusetts nor NIH makes a distinction between voluntary and involuntary patients in their annual reports--though they do distinguish between voluntary and involuntary admissions each year. But the distinction is problematic, since even those patients who have "voluntary" committed themselves...
Equally vital to children's welfare is the parents' ability to decide how many they will have, and when. While he conceded that more research (at $12 million a year) into family planning is needed, the President declared that present knowledge of contraceptives must be made available to...