Word: paneling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Astronomers Look at Space Travel" is the subject of a panel which tonight will climax the 97th meeting of the American Astronomical Society...
...used it to diagnose heart defects-by placing it next to heart valves and in the great vessels, and listening to the distinctive sounds. t| To help get crippled arthritics mobile again, the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation started sending out mobile rehabilitation units in 16 states. Station wagons or panel trucks loaded with devices for applying dry or wet heat, pulleys, weights and other equipment for limbering up disabled joints are manned by physical therapists, who make house calls. The therapists give treatment and advise the family on how to continue it. ij Stanford University radiologists reported hopefully...
...nation's 40,000 doctors, all but 700 signed up for the National Health Service; 18,000 work full time in hospitals, more than 21,000 as family doctors. The family doctors serve patients (up to 3,500 on a single doctor's panel) for a fixed per-capita fee, paid by the state, of $2.38 a year regardless of how much service the patients need. Since their one pay raise in 1951, the G.P.s have averaged only $6,221 a year from N.H.S. (for cruelly long hours, including night calls); most pick up a few hundred more...
Comedienne Hermione Gingold and Au thor Walter Lord join the panel...
...Showgirl Dale Logue, who complains that she was deliberately fed a question that defeated her for $10,000. It was the same question, she says, that she muffed during a "warmup session" before the show. In their growing desperation to check falling ratings that have knocked six quiz-panel shows off the air since October, the programs may be taking greater risks, especially in trying to woo celebrities as contestants. Showman Nils T. Granlund, who won $10,000 from The Big Surprise on "extremely easy" questions, admits that some of the questions he answered during his screening interviews may have...