Word: reade
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...delighted to read TIME'S Essay on the family physician [May 13]. For years the American Academy of General Practice has been telling this story to medical educators, but our words have fallen on deaf ears. We do not advocate the family doctor of 50 years ago, but a bright, modern family physician well trained in comprehensive medicine, and schooled in those attributes so well described in your Essay. Though it is true that most modern medical knowledge is best applied in the hospital and office, there are many instances when the house call is most useful, convenient...
...Undoubtedly this letter and the probably dozens of similar letters written by others will not aid me-or them -in receiving the necessary deferment. However, I might hope (that is, if you even get to read this letter) that I have in some way helped to present to you the trauma with which myself and so many other male college students are confronted. Agreed there are the groups which are professional objectors -but the majority of college men like myself have devoted over 80% of their lives toward achieving an education-only to have that education cut short...
...Intellectuals," adapted from a talk he gave to the Hillel Foundation here in March. It is fruitless to attempt a sentence-two precis of Chomsky's 15-page argument. I will say only that the world-reknowned linguist has constructed the most coherent and moving defense I have read of the "moral" perspective in politics...
King James, who got to have his name on the end papers of the most widely read English Scripture, had the humility to seek the collaboration of 47 bishops and scholars in producing his eponymous Version. James T. Farrell collaborates with no one, least of all the reader; his version of the Creation was written in 20 consecutive hours. The anonymous contributing bishops who struggled with the Bible took a little more time...
...support of the community over the protest of white depositors and board members, thus attracting a sufficiently large number of small accounts from the "man in the street" to survive. But the directors have made little effort to gain the sympathy of the masses. "When we have to read about what Freedom National is doing in the papers or hear about it over the radio," says one Negro social worker, "they can't be doing too much in Harlem...