Word: nebraska
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Nebraska-born Dr. Kolouch, 47, was trained at the University of Minnesota's department of surgery, where he got a Ph.D. for a thesis on ulcers in addition to his M.D. He moved to Twin Falls. Idaho, 14 years ago to get more room for raising a family and to be closer to ski slopes. As chief of staff at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital. Dr. Kolouch had plenty of chances to observe patients being prepared for operations, was struck that so many of them had irrational fears...
...Labor Secretary James Mitchell, who ran for Governor of New Jersey and was defeated by Democrat Richard Hughes (TIME, Nov. 17). Last week a second Ike teammate announced he would make the try. In Lincoln, Neb., former Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton announced he would run for Governor of Nebraska; he will probably face conservative Republican State Chairman Charles Thone in a primary next May. In addition to Mitchell and Seaton, Ike may enlist at least one more candidate. He has been urging former Defense Secretary Thomas Gates to run for office in Pennsylvania; Gates is undecided...
...poor country girl from Nebraska. Susan Hayward meets John Gavin, a rich city boy from Chicago, falls in love, finds out that he is married, runs away and becomes a famous fashion designer. When the handsome devil finds her again, he is revealed as anything but a gay seducer; he is in fact the all-American archetype of the mother's boyish male, a muddle husband with an alcoholic, homicidal wife (Vera Miles). Adultery thus spectacularly excused, massed violins take over and sweep the lovers away to a villa drowsing in jasmine by the passion-tossed Tyrrhenian...
...Explains Nebraska-born Surgeon Saunders, 41: "I reasoned that if you could replace the fragile membrane of the nose with skin, even though you might not remove all the telangiectases, they still would not bleed because of the skin covering." Dr. Saunders has done 40 such operations since 1958, all on adults...
...were no ordinary salmon. Conceived on the campus, they were the third generation of college-bred chinooks, selected for vigor, meatiness and quick maturing. Dr. Donaldson hopes to develop them into a race of supersalmon that will forage in the northeast Pacific like high-bred beef cattle on the Nebraska sand hills...