Word: accessible
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Ewing went farther. "Our goal," said he, "can be no less than the removal of any economic barrier between the individual and his access to whatever health or medical services he needs. Everything else that is done to promote national health will be virtually canceled if millions of the people are barred from health because they are unable to pay for it out of pocket. [We must] provide that all people shall have access to such health and medical services as they require through a system of insurance covering the entire population" (thus trying to resolve both the financial...
...Relatively new when the Wilbur committee recommended it, group practice helps doctors to give better medical care by bringing several specialists under one roof (cutting their over head for rent, office help, expensive equipment and laboratory technicians), and helps the patient by giving him automatic access to the group's specialists...
...present standardized U.S. government method of checking up on loyalty. There are serious things wrong with a system that cannot catch the big men like Fuchs but instead impairs only the freedom of many little men whose lack of important scientific knowledge, as well as their limited access to vital information, may rule them out as effective threats to security...
...famed British Intelligence or Scotland Yard, but by the FBI, whom the British called into the case. Fuchs, said the FBI, had made a partial confession. He had been a secret member of the Communist Party for at least eight years, probably longer. Since 1943 he had had access to the tenderest U.S. and British atomic secrets...
...will be situated along the main coastal railroad line for easiest access by all contributors...