Word: mase
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...desolate farm in an unnamed country live two brothers. In Godard's typical allusive way, they are named Ulysses and Michelangelo. Illiterate and indigent, the men (Albert Juross and Marino Mase) listen slack-jawed as two soldiers (carabiniers) try to entice them into fighting in the King's army, offering a catalogue of the loot and license the recruits will enjoy: cattle, Maseratis, naked girls, the opportunity to break children's arms and inform on innocents. At last they are persuaded, and go off to conquer the world. It is not long, of course, before the world...
...sorts of supporting troops-hospital orderlies, X-ray technicians, physiotherapists. As care grows more complex, the need for such ancillary personnel rises too. Compared with one health assistant per doctor in 1900, the ratio today is 13 to 1, reports the University of Florida's Dr. Darrel J. Mase to the A.M.A.'s Council on Medical Education. By 1975 the needed ratio will probably reach 25 to 1. Health may then employ 6,000,000 people, and constitute the nation's biggest industry...
...where will all those people be trained? So far, says Dr. Mase, only 13 U.S. universities offer degrees in health-assistant professions other than nursing. About 50 others now plan to enter the field. But Congress has yet to appropriate more than seed money under the Allied Health Professions Act of 1966, which was supposed to finance classrooms, labs and teachers for thousands of students...
JERICHO (CBS, 7:30-8:30 p.m.). When a radar expert has to be smuggled behind Nazi lines to study a new antiaircraft gun, an espionage team code-named Jericho is tapped for the job. With John Leyton, Marino Mase and Don Francks in the leads. Premiere...