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"It must be remembered that, unless some amazing research discovery is made, no one revolutionary development ever takes place in this work, but it is a growing and very noticeable crescendo of general interest and action on the part of groups, which will remove the stigma surrounding the alcoholic and bring more therapeutic resources into play. While much of the itemized account may seem very familiar, it does show considerable progress." This note accompanying the report on 1958's major developments which was prepared at our request by The National Council on Alcoholism is an important preliminary to the report itself--THE EDITORS.