Word: irelands
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have more hospital beds than it needs? The American Hospital Association insists that it does not. The A.H.A. reports that the total number of hospital beds in the country dropped from 1.7 million to 1.54 million between 1965 and 1973 and notes that the U.S. now trails Ireland, France, West Germany and the United Kingdom in the number of beds per capita. The Washington-based Public Citizen Health Research Group disagrees. It has released a report claiming that the country has 100,000 more hospital beds than it needs-a figure some staffers at the Department of Health, Education...
...married people who work together complain about spending so much time together," notes Charles Bronson, who is now making his fourth movie in 14 months with Wife Jill Ireland. "But Jill and I still don't seem to have enough time with each other...
Bronson's new film, From Noon to Three, shows the sullen superstar as a western bank robber and Ireland as a fetching widow. The script calls for some heavy breathing in the clinches, but apparently not enough to suit the husband-wife team. Complains Bronson: "Sometimes a whole day passes on the set before we can get a few moments to talk about something intimate...
...UNCROWNED QUEEN OF IRELAND...
...million political prisoners in the world, with almost every nation bearing some of the guilt. Only Holland, the Scandinavian countries, West Germany, New Zealand. Canada, and Australia have no political prisoners (Amnesty would classify England in this group if it weren't for uncertainties over the situation in Northern Ireland). The countries with the greatest number of political prisoners now are Chile. South Africa, Rhodesia, and Indonesia. Up until its liberation last spring. South Viet Nam would probably have won the prize for political repression...