He served as a navy psychiatrist during World War II, but was later prosecuted for aiding draft dodgers during Vietnam.
He served as a navy psychiatrist during World War II, but was later prosecuted for aiding draft dodgers during Vietnam. As the 1972 presidential nominee of the People's Party, he spoke out in favor of health care reforms. It is not surprising that health care for mothers and children was a key issue for him, as he was best known as the author of books like The Common Sense of Book of Baby and Child Care. For ten points, name this noted pediatrician, not to be confused with a crew member of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
He served as a navy psychiatrist during World War II, but was later prosecuted for aiding draft dodgers during Vietnam.
Dr. Benjamin {Spock}