Word: paneling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Transfer of management of the Joint Staff, an important working-level panel of about 200 top officers, from the Joint Chiefs of Staff as a body to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs alone. End result: substantial increase in the authority of the chairman, at the expense of the other members of the J.C.S. (a move certain to provoke a storm from service partisans who fear steps toward unification...
...panel, which is composed of Henry A. Wallace, former Vice-President of the United States, Paul A. Dever, former Democratic Governor of Massachusetts, and Robert Braucher, professor of Law and an active Republican, will speak on "Liberalism Reappraised" at 8 p.m. in Rindge Tech Auditorium...
Afterward came the question period, with panel members taking turns answering. Samples...
...People are puzzled today as to how you get medical care," said another panel member. He thought internists should "interpret and lead." But few conventioneers seemed interested in citizenship problems. While the panel met, more than 1,000 physicians pushed into another meeting room to hear a highly technical discussion of a couple of autopsies-involving problems that the average internist seldom meets in a lifetime of normal practice...
...Petersburg, Fla.-and after two years of prodding the lethargic, publicity-shy Fulton County Medical Society. Once the plan was approved, Atlanta's doctors pitched in, joined the newsmen in selecting eight top physicians to act as moderators, assigned some 75 others to serve as speakers and panel members at eight weekly forums. The week Stalin died of a brain hemorrhage brought on by hardened arteries, Atlantans swarmed to the Tower Theater to attend the first forum...