Word: connor
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...DEBBIE MAKES SIX (ABC, 8-9 p.m.). Bob Hope, Bobby Darin, Donald O'Connor, Frank Gorshin and Jim Nabors join the lady for an hour of song, dance and comedy...
Last November the contingent successfully defended its unblemished record in intercollegiate competition by defeating a strong Columbia team at the Brandeis Invitational Knockout Tournament. The members of that squad playing together for the last time are: Don Bloch, Peter Y. Connor, Lawrence A. Darby, Emmett Keeler, John V. Lindsey II, and Mark Thompson...
Impressed with his poise and energy, Lyndon Johnson promoted him to Acting Secretary a year ago when John Connor quit after two frustrating years of steadily diminishing influence over U.S. economic policy. Though the post looked like a backwater, Trowbridge worked skillfully to bolster sagging department morale, pleased the White House with his loyalty in promoting Administration policies and his ability to keep his mouth shut about Commerce's many vacancies in top jobs. His reward was not only appointment last May as full-fledged Secretary-youngest in the department's history-but also a rising role...
...restrictions temporary, many businessmen were openly skeptical. Such measures, observed former President Allan Sproul of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, "are always presented as being temporary. The war is forcing us into actions which are undesirable-at the 59th minute of the eleventh hour." Former Commerce Secretary John Connor, now president of Allied Chemicals, said the investment crackdown "really amounts to wartime controls...
...patient's point of view: If conscious, he is not obliged to avail himself of extraordinary means of survival. A good case in point is the use of intermittent hemodialysis for the man with kidney failure. At a recent symposium, "Ethics in Medical Progress" (edited by Wolstenholme and O'Connor, 1966) considerable discussion was devoted to the question of whether it is suicide for a man who has the opportunity to avail himself of intermittent hemodialysis to reject it. The answer is surely no: It is still experimental; the subject has the right to withdraw. It is an extraordinary process...