Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Among those named to serve on the lectureship committee, which is now raising an initial endowment of $2500, are Radcliffe president Mary I. Bunting; Robert R. Bowie, director of Harvard's center for international affairs; and A.H. Parker, president of the Old Colony Trust...
...Columbia group made the $60,000 investigation for a trust fund representing both labor (165,000 teamsters) and management (which pays for the insurance that covers the teamsters' hospitalization and most of their physicians' and surgeons' fees). The types of cases studied were carefully restricted to those on which good doctors rarely disagree about what treatment is proper and best. This left little room for argument. And there could be no argument at all in cases of unnecessary Caesarean deliveries, or of Caesareans poorly performed. Some patients, the study group found, underwent drastic surgery without even having...
From the System's standpoint, the arrangement could not be better. Exults one G.M. director, Morgan Guaranty Trust Chairman Henry Clay Alexander: "There's no sense of jealousy, never a question as to who goes through the door first or who sits at the head of the table." In the Detroit board room, in fact, Donner and Gordon sit side by side at the head of the table-with Donner presiding...
Douglas B. Harding '63 was named HSA president for the coming year, while H. Gardner Bradlee '40, vice-president of the Cambridge Trust Company, will be the new chairman of the Board of directors. Gary L. Rosenberg '64 was elected treasurer and John C. Camp '65 will be clerk...
...pity to see yellow journalism on the loose at Harvard and to witness the degradation of a paper with a fine tradition. I hope and trust that this is a passing disorder. Carl A. L. Binger '10 Consultant in Psychiatry