Word: humanitarian
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...article appearing in the New England Journal of Medicine. Goldwyn and Dr. Victor W. Sidel. associate in preventive Medicine, said that the humanitarian arguments for use of non-chemical weapons do not take into account their unpredictable after effects...
...spring PBH blood drive offers an option to give blood for a Vietnam fund. In our opinion, giving blood to alleviate the suffering in Vietnam is a humanitarian act, and should be discussed and weighed as such. There are many political opinions related to the crisis: may we plead that they not interfere with our ability to save the lives of many human beings. David McNicol, President Harvard young Republican Club Peter H. Weiner, President Harvard-Radcliffe Young Democrats
...triage officer's pitfall," says Dr. Escajeda, "is to start helping in emergency cases. The good triage officer doesn't do that. Spending time doing the humanitarian thing for one patient who obviously needs help right now is fatal. Mass confusion results. Patients pile up, half the emergency cases don't get cared for, and the whole system breaks down...
...Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara's inspection trip to Vietnam late last June, Pham sent a letter to Newseek in which he explained that McNamara "is a very bad advisor for President Johnson because he has very little understanding of South Vietnam's basic problems. A certain form of humanitarian socialism is essential. If you fear this word socialism, call it what you will. Essentially it is a profound social reform, beginning with agrarian reform." Pham's letter indicated that here at last was an alternative to the string of despots which the U.S. has supported in Saigon. Here...
...Church and bombarded Roosevelt with allegorically couched advice on foreign policy. And, despite his closeness to the land and his concern for those who live by it, even overcoming his early abhorrence of Communism, Wallace came to defend Stalin's brutal collectivization of Soviet agriculture as a great humanitarian venture...