Word: concernedly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...reduce the national total of dental X-ray doses to 1% of the current level, and to reduce all diagnostic exposures to 10%, is already perfected and on the market. The fault, said Dr. Morgan, lies in poor techniques, the use of improper (usually old) equipment, the lack of concern by doctors, dentists and technicians for the radiation protection of the patient and their lack of training, and the lack of effective regulation by the states...
...Despite occasional heroic efforts, the Episcopal Church as a whole has been unexpectedly remiss in its concern for theological education." So concludes a special committee set up by the church in 1964 to study the Episcopal ministerial education program. Titled "Ministry for Tomorrow," the committee's 160-page report was published this week by the Seabury Press...
Stifled by Conformity. "Seminary teaching," the report sums up, "often lacks contact with life - it is too far from where the world is; its methods are antiquated, its concerns circumscribed, its outlook timid and unimaginative. Also, too much seminary teaching is stifled by conformity to canonical requirements, which encourages routine repetition, dogmatism, evasion of current issues and lack of reflection on matters of profound concern...
...question is whether the country is willing or ready to be turned around. Concern over "rewarding" Negro rioters could still result in a series of repressive measures by Congress. One such, an antiriot bill passed by the House, is pending in the Senate, where the Judiciary Committee last week heard former CIA Director John McCone ad mit that a check on incitement might sometimes be helpful. However, McCone, who headed the presidential commission that investigated 1965's Watts riot, warned that antiriot legislation would be no panacea. "What worries me," he said, "is the climate that might prevail...
...finished bubbling and won her Oscar, Sandy's market value had more than doubled, to $125,000 a picture. A garden-variety Hollywood Venus would henceforth instruct her agent to go after only big-budget, reserved-seat extravaganzas and leading men of maximum candlepower. Not Sandy. Her concern is not the price but the property, not her image but her interest in the work. She settled on The Fox, based on a D. H. Lawrence novella, in which she plays a lesbian, hardly a career-booster...