Articles:

Granville W. Larimore

Public Health Crosses the Road—The San Francisco Meeting
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1451-1452. [PDF]  

Myron E. Wegman

Title XIX and the Administration of Health Services
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1452-1453. [PDF]  

Marion B. Folsom

Effective Utilization of Health Personnel
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1453-1456. [PDF]  

D. Jerome Hansen

On Vested Interests, Sacred Cows and Such
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1456-1458. [PDF]  

Lowell Eliezer Bellin

Science-Fiction Fragment Inspired by Hearing the Third Original Lecture in Six Months Affirming the Advantages of Coordinating the Services of Public and Private Agencies as a Result of a Preliminary Community Study
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1458-1459. [PDF]  

Gabriel Stickle

Letters to the Editor
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1459-1460. [PDF]  

H A Sultz, E R Schlesinger, and W E Mosher

The Erie County survey of long-term childhood illness. I. Methodology.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1461-1469. [PDF]  

L E Hinkle, Jr

The use of a large industrial population to study the effects of social and behavioral factors on coronary heart disease.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1470-1475. [PDF]  

S Cobb, G W Brooks, S V Kasl, and W E Connelly

The health of people changing jobs: a description of a longitudinal study.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1476-1481. [PDF]  

B C Johnson and F H Epstein

Absence of peripheral pulse in relation to other arterial disease in a community study.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1482-1492. [PDF]  

J G Bruhn, B Chandler, M C Miller, S Wolf, and T N Lynn

Social aspects of coronary heart disease in two adjacent, ethnically different communities.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1493-1506. [PDF]  

C E Vavra, L S Urbain, and A Shaw

Meeting the challenge of educational care in heart disease.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1507-1511. [PDF]  

R M Taylor

Parental reinforcement and the adjustment of sixth grade children.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1512-1523. [PDF]  

E Padilla, J Elinson, and M E Perkins

The public image of mental health professionals and acceptance of community mental health services.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1524-1529. [PDF]  

H E Freeman, A H Richardson, J F Cummins, and H W Schnaper

Use of medical resources by Spancos. I. Extent and sources of medical care in a very old population.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1530-1539. [PDF]  

E W Mood

Health and housing programs in large cities, USA, 1965.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1540-1545. [PDF]  

S L Andelman

Tuberculosis in large urban centers.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1546-1553. [PDF]  

L Kartman, M I Goldenberg, and W T Hubbert

Recent observations on the epidemiology of plague in the United States.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1554-1569. [PDF]  

J D Stoeckle, R Sittler, and G E Davidson

Social work in a medical clinic: the nature and course of referrals to the social worker.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1570-1579. [PDF]  

Y Shaker, R Aziz, and A A el Naga

A preliminary study of infantile diarrhea in Kuwait.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1580-1587. [PDF]  

D Widelock, N F Martorana, and M Schaeffer

The effect of pertussis vaccine on fetal wastage in mice. II. The sparing effect of glucose.
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1588-1591. [PDF]  

Association News
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1592-1596. [PDF]  

Carl J. Potthoff

A Selected Public Health Bibliography with Annotations
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1616-1620. [PDF]  

News from the Field
Am J Public Health Nations Health 1966 56: 1621-XXXIX. [PDF]  

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