Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...judicial hearing, solely on the issue of whether Dr. Leader's basic right of free speech could be curtailed in the name of loyalty to the county society. Dr. Leader argued that on a public issue, his duties as a citizen took precedence over his obligations as a physician. But last week the T.M.A. upheld the censorious Harris County Medical Society...
...Named to succeed the late Dr. Cornelius Packard Rhoads (TIME, Aug. 24) as president and director of Manhattan's Sloan-Kettering Institute: Seattle-born Dr. Frank Lappin Horsfall Jr., 53, vice president and physician in chief of the Rockefeller Institute, specialist in virology and efforts to find drug treatments for viral infections...
...Angeles, Dr. R. Bernard Finch, wealthy and socially prominent physician (with a big swimming pool), and Carole Tregoff, his pretty paramour, were in the midst of a trial for their lives, accused of murdering the doctor's wife in cold blood. On the other side of the world the missing heiress to a typewriter fortune, Debutante Gamble Benedict, turned up in Paris with her Rumanian lover, a married man (see PEOPLE...
Back in England, Ellis toyed with the idea of entering the Anglican ministry, but lost his faith and then decided to become a physician, which he eventually did. He became absorbed in a cult, the Hinton circle. Its late founder, James Hinton, had been a blend of crackpot and sexpot. Under the doctrine of "service," Hinton preached polygamy and practiced promiscuity among lonely women and errant wives. High-minded Havelock saw in this only a band of free spirits snapping the moral chains of Victorian bondage. He adopted the Hinton motto, Fay ce que vouldras (Do What Thou Wilt...
...Still usually so-called because Louis Pasteur made the first vaccine from the ground-up spinal cords of rabbits in which the virus had grown and become weakened. But most vaccine now used in the U.S. is the Semple type (for David Semple, English physician, 1856-1937), in which the virus is killed by heat and chemicals...