Word: walkings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Wants to Walk. At the beginning of his third week of recovery, the President's physicians held two days of consultations and then-at a press conference-described his condition and outlined his prospects for the immediate future. The patient, said Boston Heart Specialist Paul Dudley White, is progressing satisfactorily. He looks and feels well; his temperature, pulse (low 70s) and blood pressure (132 over 80) are normal, and his circulation is excellent. His spirits and morale are good, his mind alert. In order to keep him "from bubbling over and to protect his heart from his overactive brain...
...sitting up all day. If all goes well, he will be allowed to have one business conference a day, may have a friend or two in to visit. In the fifth week, he probably will take a few steps; in the sixth he should be able to walk slowly. At the end of the sixth week, or about Nov. 6, he should be able to walk to the Columbine III for the flight east, but he may stay in Denver another week. Said Dr. White: "He doesn't wish to be carried onto the plane even...
...deal elevated Nasser to a role he has coveted for some time, cock of the walk with the Arab world. Saudi Arabia urged all the Arab governments to follow Nasser's example. Said Saudi Arabia's Premier-Crown Prince Feisal: "The purchase of arms means the purchase of steel, not the purchase of ideologies." Even in Lebanon, the Arab country most closely oriented toward the U.S., the Chamber of Deputies passed a resolution unanimously supporting Egypt. Though it will be some time before the arms deal has the desired effect, Nasser felt strong enough to shout his plans...
...Walk in Red Square...
...tabernacle had several advantages over the tent-it was safer, the used lumber could be sold, and the noise of hammering in the little towns advertised Sunday's approach for a week in advance. Carloads of sawdust provided an acoustical baffle and a path for sinners to walk forward. On a stage high above the audience, flanked by brass instruments and brass-throated singers, Billy Sunday's sack suit, white waistcoat, wing collar and spats were put through some of the strangest performances ever enacted in the name of religion. The show awed even the reporters...