Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...other hand, if Smith's Rhodesia can survive, the hatred of frustrated Africans will fall on Britain and most probably the United States. The Commonwealth will be imperiled. The United Nations, whose resolutions Rhodesia would have flouted, will suffer a severe loss of prestige. South Africa's position will, correspondingly, be enhanced...
...they recovered mildly at week's end. Actually, the FCC may well order A.T. & T. to raise some rates to take the pressure off competitors. Whatever comes of the investigation, which will last about two years and tie up considerable company talent, A.T. & T. does not stand to suffer much. Twice in the past two years it has reduced longdistance rates under FCC prodding-then quickly made up the difference by increasing its volume. A.T. & T. might well be able to pare long-distance rates still further, but a fat slash would create so much new business that...
Though the University carries no to cover the personal losses of Quincy students. Arthur D. Trottenberg '48. Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences for Resources and Planning said yesterday that no student should suffer heavy costs from the fire. Noting that many students would be covered by their parents' fire insurance policies, Trottenberg added that the University "would try to pull together funds to cover most of the losses of students with no insurance...
...Panacea. After such surgery, now standardized with a 30-inch loop of jejunum, most patients suffer from some diarrhea, and at best must expect to have three or four bowel movements daily. This is not a high price to pay for the dramatic benefits, Dr. Troncelliti suggested in his report to the annual congress of the American College of Surgeons last week. At the same time, he emphasized that he is not recommending this "super-surgery as a panacea for the super-obese." To qualify as a candidate for jejuno-colostomy, a patient must be at least 100 lbs. overweight...
...lucky, Brown won't get on the scoreboard today. Colgate has difficulty moving the ball, too; they tied Cornell, 0-0; beat Holy Cross, 7-3; and beat Yale 7-0 before getting bashed by Princeton last week. However Brown's defense is nothing too spectacular, and they should suffer at least one lapse and let the Red Raiders score...