Word: forwarders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...that birth-control pills be handed out at the university's medical dispensary. That sort of request, said Muggeridge, "raised in me not so much disapproval as contempt," and he resigned his post forthwith. "How sad, how macabre and funny it is," said Muggeridge, "that all they put forward should be a demand for pot and pills, the resort of any old slobbering debauchee anywhere...
...Cambridge, meanwhile, Harvard's beleaguered forces may get some help. Despite Coach Floyd Wilson's recent complaint to a reporter that he never gets any material, he may get some help from long-injured forward Barth Royer and presently ineligible Ernie Hardy. Hardy could put some life into the Crimson's defense and rebounding...
...agree, they made no secret of their concern over the ethical problems involved. Dr. Shumway describes the procedure not as an experiment but as a "clinical trial." He does not expect heart transplants ever to become routine, partly because of the problem of supply, but he looks forward to the day when they can be considered effective treatment for selected patients...
...Perry-Link Deep Diver, a 22-ft., 8¼-ton submersible that can operate at a depth of 1,350 ft. for as long as twelve hours, moving up, down, forward, backward and sideways. It has a forward pilot's compartment and a separately pressured divers' compartment that enables it to discharge and pick up divers far below the water's surface. When pressure in the divers' compartment has been built up to equal the water pressure outside, a hatch drops open, enabling the divers to depart. When they come back, they can eat and rest...
From that point, the novel jumps forward 18 years to Semple's recovery and his release from the state asylum. Shortly afterwards, he has a chance meeting with Hunt. In the inevitable, violent conclusion, Hunt dies a fitting voyeur's death by defenestration...