Word: ills
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...swimming is like Big Ten football, the best; and Indiana University's swimming team is the best in the Big Ten. Last week at Oak Park, Ill., the Hoosiers showed how good they are by winning the A.A.U. National Outdoor championship for the sixth year in a row, scoring more than twice as many team points as the nearest competitor...
Separate Entrances. Trouble is, most emergency rooms are not organized to handle their burgeoning business. Many of them are out of date and ill-equipped, even for treating genuine accident cases. Many are understaffed; often enough the intern on duty is a foreign-born doctor whose language difficulties become almost insurmountable for the patient or his overwrought family. And the emergency room's new popularity is likely to cram it with cases of infectious disease-which is hardly to be desired for the accident victim brought in with an open wound. It is an unhappy situation for patients, doctors...
...month, for example, collects $57 in commissions on the first year's payments of $240; if he sells a $1,000 one-payment plan, he gets only $32.50. Most mutual fund salesmen are part-timers who earn less than $1,000 a year, and many of them are ill-trained recruits who give up the game after less than one year...
Charies Seymour, noted historian and president of Yale from 1937 to 1950, dies Sunday at his summer home on Cape Cod at the age of 78. Although ill for the past two years, he continued to pursue his scholarly interests...
Last week the leaders and people of the world mourned the death of one infant who was fatally ill at birth. The Senate should not forget this universal concern for a single life when it considers an agreement that could prevent thousands of future human tragedies...