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eugene McCarthy, poet, author, former U.S. Senator from Minnesota and candidate for the presidency, now lives in the F.T. Valley near Slate Mills.
seemed to be accepted as more or less standard.
President Kennedy did not make public reports on the state of his health, or on the medicines and physical therapy he was taking. He did publicly relate the use of his rocking chair to his bad back, and, possibly, by doing do, “did something for” rocking chairs.
Reporters with medical interests during the Kennedy Administration seemed to be satisfied with obstetrics and pediatrics.
President Johnson was restrained. He seemed quite pleased with his gall bladder operation, arid willingly showed his scar. No one claimed then or since that his exposure did much for gall stones or for the treatment of diseases of the gall bladder.
By contrast. President Nixon played down his phebitis, missing a chance, possibly, of “doing a lot for” the disorder which seems to attract little attention.
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