Word: canadianization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Some U.S. physicians asked last week whether the flurry of surgical virtuosity in heart transplants might be premature. A Canadian heart surgeon said it was. The Soviet Union's health ministry forbade Russian surgeons to do such transplants. Germany's Dr. Werner Forssmann, who won a Nobel Prize for dangerously daring heart research performed on himself, said: "I consider it a crime to perform an operation in a field where fundamental research is not yet finished...
...approval and assured Bridgewater officials that Titticut was being made only for educational purposes. Instead, Wiseman showed the film at the New York Film Festival last September first. What's more, he booked it into at least two commercial theaters in New York City and sold U.S. and Canadian distribution rights to New York's Grove Press without approval...
Starting at 8 p.m., tonight's encounter will be the Harvard five's last outing until after exams. Harvard's record to date stands at 3-6, because their Bluenose Classic victories over two Canadian teams are uncountable under NCAA rules...
Died. Vincent Massey, 80, Actor Raymond's elder brother, longtime Canadian diplomat and Governor-General from 1952 to 1959; of pneumonia; in London. A devoted nationalist in a divided land searching for identity, Massey spent a lifetime at home and abroad championing the idea of Canada's "Canadianness"-a nation distinct from its U.S. good neighbor and Franco-British forefathers. In that cause, he gave an added dimension to the largely ceremonial office of Governor-General, using every ribbon-cutting, banquet, trip and state function to insist that "what we do should have a Canadian character. Nobody looks...
...Terrell, Harvard's number two player and last year's National Junior Champion, battled his way into the finals--to face Peter Martin, the Canadian Men's Champion, who had edged Terrell, 3-2, only a week before in Toronto...