Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...physician must be given the sole responsibility in determining when an athlete is physically fit for competition and when he should be removed from a game, Dr. Augustus Thorndike'17 claimed in the current Journal of the American Medical Association...
...Manhattan's Dr. William P. Shepard of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. as a "pioneering industrial-health physician...
...Suyin is an attractive Eurasian (Chinese and French) physician with a born flair for melodramatizing her life. In Destination Chungking (1942), it was her barely disguised experiences as a young girl whose pleasant existence in Peking was rudely shattered by war. Her husband, Chinese General Tang Pao Huang, was killed, but Elizabeth (her real name) made it to Hong Kong. There she had a passionate and publicly observed affair with British War Correspondent Mark Elliott, and having kissed, she proceeded to tell in A Many-Splendored Thing (TIME. Dec. 8, 1952"). When Elliott was killed in Korea. Han Suyin declared...
...hands with Ike just before his departure. At week's end the President entered Walter Reed Hospital for his long-promised, long-scheduled physical checkup. Smiling broadly, he left Walter Reed 26 hours later, said he felt "fine, fine."* Reported Major General Howard Snyder, the President's physician: "Everything came out just as well as could be expected...
...Pearson: "At the next stop, Seattle, Ike . . . closeted himself in his suite for 24 hours, seeing no one but his family and physician." The facts: far from being closeted, the President visited with local candidates and leaders, addressed 125 members of the party's state finance committee at the hotel-and shook hands with all of them...