Word: breadths
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...breadth and pace of his activities quickly made him one of Arkansas' first citizens, the "Big Rock of Little Rock," as a headline writer dubbed him. The year after Rockefeller arrived, Democratic Governor Francis Cherry said: "The people wish Winthrop Rockefeller had been quintuplets and that they had all come here...
...began occasionally going back to church. One Easter Sunday, at Washington's National Cathedral, Pike was overwhelmed by the beauty of the liturgy and its music, and pondered becoming an Episcopalian-mostly because "it looked like a church ought to look," and had "an intellectual sophistication and breadth." In 1944, the Pikes were remarried in church-"with our first daughter Cathy in the baby buggy down the aisle behind us"-and he began to study for holy orders...
...performs, not a specialist who treats only certain diseases or parts of the human body." The new family physician, said the academy, will see "illness and disease not only as biologic phenomena but as a possible outgrowth of emotional and environmental problems. Family medicine is a specialty in breadth rather than a specialty in depth...
...Applicable" Surgery. To give the future family physician that breadth, the academy proposes that his residency training include some psychiatry as well as surgery, pediatrics, gynecology, obstetrics and geriatrics. Whether the F.P. practices alone or in a partnership or in a group must be his decision, but the academy insists that he be allowed to perform "applicable" surgery -meaning major operations in remote areas, but only minor procedures such as tonsillectomies and routine repairs where specialists are at hand...
Opera is enjoyable, she says, "but I could have sung six concerts in the time it took to rehearse Julius Caesar." In a recital, the rich tonalities of her deep velvet voice come to full bloom, lending breadth and a somber ecstasy to a Mahler song, a wry twist to a Hugo Wolf lied...