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...their country. They accused the doctors of having fallen into the clutches of Moral ReArmament, argued that morals are not the province of physicians or priests but of psychiatrists. Indeed, Moral ReArmament may have been an indirect influence behind the morality petition; two doctors in a Stockholm clinic who helped initiate it are supporters of the movement. But, said one physician, "Things are pretty bad, and it does not matter who says...
After his graduation from Columbia Medical School, he entered the Navy, and then went on to the Mayo Clinic. It was during this period, from 1943 to 1946, that he began, in the evenings, to write his book. "I had received earlier requests for a book and had said no: I needed more experience in practice. Later when I felt more confident I began to write. I don't think I realized when I began how difficult and exhausting it would...
rifle ranges, an officers' club and bar, 1,000-man mess hall, kitchens and bakeries, commissary, library, chapels, fully-equipped hobby shop, lounges, dental clinic, five elevators and assorted stor age rooms...
...DEFENDERS (CBS, 8:30-9:30 p.m.). A gynecologist (Eileen Heckart) is arrested for operating a birth control clinic...
Since then, in a series of agreements, the U.S. has upgraded local jobs and wages, though Zonians still draw a pay differential in all job classifications that embitters Panamanians. A Panamanian doctor earns $12,500 as head of the chest clinic at Gorgas Hospital in the Zone; his nearest American subordinate on the staff gets about $19,000. Nevertheless, the money Panamanians take home from the Zone gives the country's economy an important boost. In 1962, U.S. Zone operations poured more than $75 million into Panama, including $23 million in direct purchases and $33 million in wages...