Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Last week seven non-Catholic staff doctors (three Protestants, four Jews) were told that they had 72 hours either to resign from the Planned Parenthood League or give up the privilege of practicing at St. Francis...
...other four physicians refused to quit either the league or the hospital roster; they said they would resist the hospital's ultimatum. Said Dr. Albert A. Rosenberg: "I am not going to resign from the parenthood league, and I shall continue to care for my patients in the hospital until I am barred from entering...
...great men, but by tracing the soul-prints of weak ones. The Miniver Cheevys, the Richard Corys, the fumblers, the failures, the souses were not freaks to him but symbols of man's suffering lot. Calling himself a man "born with my skin inside out," he could not resign himself to man's fate, nor could he elevate its meaning much beyond his own strange and terrible endurance...
...message provoked an immediate outburst in the Senate by Texas' Tom Connally. "This project would be built on foreign territory," he snorted. "I am very much opposed to it and my people are opposed to it." Vermont's George Aiken, a seaway supporter, declared that Connally should resign as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee if he planned to block a vote. Connally kept right on snorting: "For five months of the year [the seaway] would be frozen up as hard as the mind of the Senator from Vermont...
Princeton coach Charley Caldwell said last night that he did not resign from his trusteeship position on the American Football Coaches Association because of the Dartmouth roughing incident. Yesterday's morning newspapers carried stories certifying that Caldwell quit as an aftermath of the controversy in which he charged the Green with playing dirty football...