Word: gulps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Assistant Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Roswell Burchard ("Roddy") Perkins, 27, the youngest presidential appointee of the Eisenhower Administration. Perkins, who went to Washington from New York last fall as an adviser on social security matters to HEW Secretary Oveta Gulp Hobby, was spotted for a comer on his record in the 1952 campaign when he headed "Youth for Eisenhower" in four eastern states. At Harvard (Class of '47) "Roddy" Perkins played end on the football team, later edited the Harvard Law Review. He wrote in his class book: "I look upon the future with considerable optimism...
...program, drafted by the White House in close cooperation with Secretary Oveta Gulp Hobby and her Department of Health. Education and Welfare, stressed nongovernmental and nonprofit health-insurance organizations, with voluntary membership. The President suggested a limited (initial capital: $25 million) federal reinsurance program to "encourage private and nonprofit health-insurance organizations to offer broader health protection to more families." Also recommended: intensified public-health research, a simpler formula for allocating grants-in-aid to the states, expanded vocational rehabilitation and hospital construction grants-in-aid programs...
...Square, does not compensate for the distinct financial disadvantage of missing breakfasts because of the distance from Claverly to most of the Houses. Sloshing through snow or rain at the crack of dawn is enough to discourage even the hungriest from having breakfast at his House. Most prefer to gulp downcoffee and doughnuts en route to class. Thus, while few Claverly men eat breakfast in the Houses, all must...
...been at or near the head of every list for the last 15 years, slipped clear down to a tie for tenth place with Musicomedienne Mary Martin. Among the other ten best-dressers: Mme. Henri Bonnet, wife of France's Ambassador to the U.S.; Princess Margaret, Oveta Gulp Hobby...
...Owned by William P. Hobby and his wife, Oveta Gulp Hobby, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare...