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NEWS AND VIEWS Great Moments in Medicine: *"Only 40 percent of all human ailments are found and labeled by doctors and 60 percent are missed. Of those that are ostensibly found, half are...
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CORRESPONDENCE Redoubtable Houston, Tex. To the Editors: Dan Sullivan, in "Sex and the Person" (July 22), remarked that "Sex is esteemed by many simply for' being the last, utterly...
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impute bad faith or a subconscious defense mechanism to celibate theologians. That Chardin notes the "link between sexual union and procreation" decreases and the frequency (etc.) of sexual...
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witnesses, just a bit too good. It got the testimony it wanted, but it had to pay an unexpectedly high price for the service. And that may have proved its undoing. Far from helping along the...
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TROUBLE WITH CAMBODIA The U.S.'s missed opportunities OSCAR G. CHASE Until recently Cambodia has been the eye of the Southeast Asian hurricane. But the opening months of 1966 found her...
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efforts will achieve no immediate improvement in relations. Nonetheless, our Southeast Asian diplomacy must take the Cambodian viewpoint into careful consideration; it must be a policy of...
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OFFBEAT TRIO THE SCREEN Sometimes it is hard to tell just whom film-makers had in mind as the audience for their movies. On our screens now are three such pictures--all interesting in a way,...
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BOOKS C h r i s t i a n B e l i e f s and Anti-Semitism CHARLES Y. GLOCK & RODNEY STARK Harper & Row, $8.50 PAUL HANLY FURFEY This book has already stirred up discussion and it will...
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Vol. 084 Issue 020 (September 2 1966)
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