Word: morgans
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Alumni Club. Teledyne's chairman insists that his company's growth-sales have increased an average 124% a year -has been "strictly along conservative lines," But such things are relative. Singleton spent his boyhood moonily reading about such captains of industry as J. P. Morgan and John D. Rockefeller. After three years at the U.S. Naval Academy, he transferred to M.I.T., where he eventually earned a doctorate in electrical engineering. In 1950, he got a job working on rocket-fire control at Hughes Aircraft-which Singleton now calls "Howard Hughes College" in recognition of the success achieved...
...these reasons, it would seem to me highly desirable if the legislative authorities, national and local, were to revise the present laws with respect to marihuana, with their Draconian penalties. But I recognize that, as Charles Morgan phrased it, "Liberty is the room created by surrounding walls." And it is for the legislature to draw the lines of what is to be permitted as an open area of choice and what is to be prohibited as a social evil. So long as the legislature outlaws the possession of marihuana, the use of the drug, even in moderation, is fraught with...
...Jones, L., assoc. prof. 415 3225 280 2416 Jones, M., math teacher 362 624 260 1160 Turner, A., librarian 278 840 272 934 Peet, G., planning engineer 403 1584 230 958 Liveson, ay, dr. of neurology 652 2450 450 2100 McCarriston, J., student 356 1608 272 900 Morgan, E., mgr. mtg. eng. 500 2100 400 1000 Morse, H., employer Medinet 475 1600 747 1520 Noyes, W., seminary stud. 528 1200 340 1450 Piper, H., Harvard student 500 1488 420 1100 Puricelli, R., jr. claim exam. 329 2392 294 2243 Read, N., B.U. student 317 1375 258 870 Rudolf, H., consultant...
Several Lacks. Whatever the current cost in lives and health, X-ray diagnosis is enormously beneficial, Dr. Morgan declared, and undoubtedly saves many tens of thousands of lives annually. The trouble, he emphasized, is not in the available equipment: everything that is needed to reduce the national total of dental X-ray doses to 1% of the current level, and to reduce all diagnostic exposures to 10%, is already perfected and on the market. The fault, said Dr. Morgan, lies in poor techniques, the use of improper (usually old) equipment, the lack of concern by doctors, dentists and technicians...
...many cases," said Dr. Morgan, "the exposures are actually given by nurses, secretaries and even by temporary employees such as typists who operate the machines part time. In many of the states, no training or experience is required of the doctor before he uses his X-ray equipment on the patient. The person who exposes our children to X rays must have his automobile inspected periodically and must have a driver's license before he can operate it. Yet the X-ray machine he operates may be obsolete and may fail to meet minimum standards, and he may have...