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Dreyer, Peter
| June 12, 1976 issue
Reviews the book 'Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of Health,' by Ivan Illich.
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February 4, 1961 issue
The article presents information on the U.S. health care for the aged. The issue of health insurance for the aged promises an early test for the administration...
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Rollins, William B.
| September 16, 1961 issue
The article discusses efforts of Newburgh City Manager, Joseph McDowell Mitchell's to curb government welfare schemes introduced in Newburgh, New York....
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Caplan, Ralph
| July 5, 1965 issue
The article focuses on the book The Positive Thinkers: A Study of the American Quest for Health, Wealth and Personal Power from Mary Baker Eddy to Norman...
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Cupps, Stephen
| August 31, 1970 issue
When last year U.S. Congress finally passed the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act following the death of seventy-eight men in a mine explosion near Farmington,...
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Harrow, Benjamin
| December 16, 1944 issue
The article focuses on Casimir Funk, the father of Vitamin. He not only coined the name but also did much of the scientific work, which established its...
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McKenna, Ken
| January 14, 1961 issue
The article focuses on the atomic-energy power industry of the U.S. The Enrico Fermi atomic-power plant originally erected as a technical showcase for the...
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McWilliams, Carey
| January 6, 1951 issue
The article focuses on the new kinds of lords and heiresses bent on describing Great Britain's agony in the throes of socialism. Among the more successful...
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Fleming, Robert H.
| August 23, 1952 issue
The article reports that the U.S. Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin has a better than even chance of being reelected in the elections due for November,...
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November 22, 1958 issue
As with most opening Soviet diplomatic gambits, Nikita Khrushchev's latest demand -- for an end to the Big Four occupation of Berlin -- is difficult to...
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