Word: save
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...save us from Dean Rusk [Feb. 4] in Viet Nam and God save us from TIME, should you continue your favorable treatment of incompetents like Rusk, McNamara and the others of their ilk in the Executive Branch...
...terrific scene of Internecine warfare between the Innumerable latest volumes, almost all of them violently vying with one another for one's attention, fiercely striving to outdo the rest in crudity of design and of colour. It is rather like visiting the parrot-house in the Zoological Gardens, save that there one can at least stop one's ears with one's fingers, whereas here one merely wants to shut one's eyes." Sir Max Beerbohm, The Observer...
...give blood for a Vietnam fund. In our opinion, giving blood to alleviate the suffering in Vietnam is a humanitarian act, and should be discussed and weighed as such. There are many political opinions related to the crisis: may we plead that they not interfere with our ability to save the lives of many human beings. David McNicol, President Harvard young Republican Club Peter H. Weiner, President Harvard-Radcliffe Young Democrats
Many times, South American doctors have asked Jacobs to connect them with American surgeons who can provide advice in difficult operations. Surgeons at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, contacted by Jacobs, helped an Ecuadoran doctor in his attempt to save the severed hand of a young sailor...
Four months later, the very same doctor found himself trying to save the life of a woman who had lost one kidney and was perilously close to losing the other one. He leaded with Jacobs to aid him again in a desperate attempt to save her. If Jacobs could find a baboon, they would try an unusual transplant operation. Jacobs found one, and had it sent down...