Word: healthfully
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...These sums are tremendous." said the President, "even when compared with the marvelous resiliency and capacity of our economy." And beyond that, with an annual population growth of three million, the U.S. will also have to meet higher costs in federal aid to health, education, water resources development, highway construction, urban renewal programs. He would, he promised, soon convene a committee of educators, businessmen, labor leaders and professional men to make a new study of new "national objectives"-which presumably could be pursued by private as well as Government effort. The common denominator of cold-war defense and domestic growth...
...skillful display of his cloakroom style, New Hampshire's Styles Bridges, 60, last week bolstered his position, held since Ohio's Robert Taft died in 1953, as the behind-the-scenes leader of Senate Republicans. As usual he refused (for health reasons, he again explained) to consider a move from his powerful position on the Appropriations Committee to take on the minority leader title. He preferred instead to back Illinois' Everett Dirksen for the job. To crown Dirksen, Bridges had first to put down a stubborn revolt of Vermont's George Aiken and six other Senate...
...Deans yesterday opposed a statement by Arthur S. Flemming, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, that there is a "disturbing" lack of undergraduate engineers...
...National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases of the National Institutes of Health has awarded a five-year grant to the University to aid a graduate program in Biophysics. Arthur K. Solomon, associate professor of Biophysics, will direct the program, which will teach competent students in physics, chemistry, and biology and lead to a Ph. D. award in Biophysics...
...least ten times the dose that is generally considered deadly. Nine hours after the accident, Kelley became coherent enough to explain that he mistook the blue flash for a short circuit in the stirrer switch. A day later he died. Dr. Thomas Shipman, head of the laboratory's health division, said that the radiation had done fatal damage to his central nervous system...