Word: silver
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After divers Dave Silver and Dick Eisenberg got first and third in the low-board event to tie the score, the visitors gradually stretched their lead and threatened to put the win out of Harvard's reach...
...Topical creams or burn dressings containing silver sulfadiazine and sulfa derivatives are being used in addition to the traditional method of sterilization-bathing burns with 0.5% silver nitrate solution. The new dressings cut the rate of infection by pseudomonas bacteria-once the primary cause of burn deaths-in half. In addition, Dr. Irving Feller of the University of Michigan burn center in Ann Arbor has developed a treatment that combines infusions of blood plasma from immunized donors with shots of anti-pseudomonas vaccine. The treatment, which has been in use since 1965, has cut the infection death rate from...
Diver Dave Silver was the top performer for Harvard. winning both his events for ten of his team's 36 points. He had scores of 230.75 and 281.05. The Crimson earned four more of its points from a second and third by diver Tom Wallace...
However, the visitors will be strong in the dives. Sophomore Larry More is undefeated this winter in three-meter competition, and Ken Light is a top one-meter man. They will face Harvard's Tom Wallace, Dave Silver, and Dick Eisenberg...
Later Dr. Richard Noviek, of the Public Health Research Institute for New York City, presented Dr. Teller with the Strangelove Award "on behalf of his excellent imitation of Peter Sellers.' It was a ten-inch silver statue of a man aiming a gun and inscribed, "I was just following orders." Dr. Teller rose and announced with mock humility that he had received many awards in his lifetime, "many of them also undeserved." But he had never refused one. And then, muttering more about inconsistency, he refused this one and plopped it back down in front of Dr. Novick with...