Word: cincinnati
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Last week Dr. (of both law and economics) Gulek was near the end of his stay in the U.S. He had lectured at Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, M.I.T., spoken before influential groups in New York, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Birmingham, Nashville and Washington, D.C. Everywhere, he refused to be drawn into a discussion of domestic politics: "Foreign policy is not a party matter in Turkey . . . I have been conscious of my opportunity to serve my country, and I have tried to emphasize the broad national issues. I've tried to emphasize the constructive part of my country's policies. In this...
...When Cincinnati's Dr. Douglas Goldman told fellow psychiatrists last May that "the revolution is at hand," some doctors scoffed, and most were skeptical. But at two recent meetings in Manhattan and Galveston, psychiatrists packed the halls to hear dozens of papers reporting almost identical successes in scores of mental hospitals and also in consulting-room practice...
Tony married handsome Shauna ("Miss Utah State") Wood, quit the University of Cincinnati, and began playing harder than ever. But turning tennis into a business did not come easy. Bothered by blisters and hampered by a hair-trigger temper. Tony won only one major title (French singles) all last year. Only as a member of the successful U.S. Davis Cup team (TIME, Jan. 10) did he come up to his old form. Time was running out: another year as an also-ran and Tony might have to pick a new profession...
...Real names: Boston Symphony (Kousse-vitzky), Philadelphia Orchestra (Stokowski), Cincinnati Symphony (Goosens...
...King of Vagabonds." Actually, Al Segal might have been a rabbi had he not found a wider pulpit in print. He was just out of Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College when he got his job on the Post...