Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Kozol, who served a double role as O'Neill's physician and "closest personal friend" during the later years of his life, explained that because of his unique relationship with the playwright he had been shown a copy of "Long Day's Journey Into Night," an autobiographical account of a day in O'Neill's youth. Kozol declined, however, to state the reasons behind O'Neill's request that this play also not be published...
True, since 1932 over fifty million Americans have joined either a hospital or surgical insurance plan such as Blue Cross and Blue Shield; a smaller number have enrolled in corporation "group insurance" plans like Harvard's, which include physician's services as well...
Even with a miracle of free service, many would have difficulty getting assistance. For every seven hundred citizens there is one physician, a ratio worse than in the 'twenties, before the Renaissance of medicine. By 1960 America will be short 35,000 doctors...
...public order." Challenged to prove his story, Muto accepted, declared that the ringleader was the Marchese Ugo Montagna di San Bartolomeo, one of Rome society's brightest luminaries. The hunting lodge was run by the St. Hubert Club, whose membership list included the Pope's personal physician, high Vatican lay officials, and Piero Piccioni, jazz-pianist son of Scelba's Foreign Minister. Wilma was allegedly seen in a car like young Piccioni's black Alfa Romeo just before her death. His chief informants, said Muto, were two girls who had participated in the dope parties...
...have given La Caglio each month. One of Montagna's partners in business, said the report, was the son of Giuseppe Spataro, vice president of the Christian Democratic Party. The report also confirmed that Piccioni's son was a close friend of Montagna, as were the Vatican physician and other lay Vatican and government officials...