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【正文】 shima Maidens. Saturday Review readers also supported the medical care of 400 Japanese children orphaned by the atomic bomb. In the 1950s Cousins and his wife legally adopted one of the Maidens. A few years later, again with the support of Saturday Review readers, Cousins helped create a program for the thirtyfive Polish women who had been victims of Nazi medical experiments during the war. Criticism of Atmospheric Nuclear Testing During the 1950s Cousins was outspoken in his criticism of atmospheric nuclear testing. In 1957 he was among the founders and became the first cochairman of the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE). In the early 1960s he became an unofficial citizen diplomat, facilitating munication between the Vatican, the Kremlin, and the White House which helped to lead to the SovietAmerican nuclear test ban treaty. Upon ratification of the treaty in 1963, President Kennedy publicly thanked Cousins for his help with the treaty, and Pope John XXIII awarded Cousins his personal medallion. Antiwar voice oppose the American role in Vietnam。 oppose the nuclear arms race, argue for a strengthened United Nations leading to world government. As he wrote: The essential lesson most people still resist is that they are members of one species. It is this that we all share—the emergence of a mon destiny and the beginning of the perception, however misty, that something beyond the nation will have to be brought into being if the human race is to have any meaning. Attitude towards Disease a regimen（養(yǎng)生法） : high doses of vitamin C positive emotions (including daily doses of belly laughter) 3 the life force may be the least understood force on earth― Books: “Anatomy（剖析） of an Illness as Perceived by the Patient: Reflections on Healing and Regeneration,‖ “The Healing Heart: Antidotes to Panic and Helplessness.” Reflection on Atomic Bomb I wonder if we might go back to that day in August when the world learned of the dropping of the atomic bomb. As editor of a leading magazine in the United States, what was your reaction? What were your thoughts, and what did you do? And one had a feeling, or at least I did, that a curtain had dropped on human history and that a new curtain was going up, and that no one quite knew what the new script would be. But the fact that the old play had ended seemed rather clear. It also seemed to me that a blanket of obsolescence(荒廢，退化 ) had been thrown over human history, because all the things that human beings did, in terms of civilization, suddenly seemed to have no validity because there was now no mechanism by which human beings could provide for a reasonably secure future. We had always lived with the habits of war, and now methods for fighting war represented an entirely new dimension in warfare which threatened the species as a whole. But the habits of war, and the habits of thinking about relations among nations, hadn39。t cha
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