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Johnson, Spencer

LC control no.n 79022069
Descriptive conventionsrda
Personal name headingJohnson, Spencer
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Variant(s)ג׳ונסון, ספנסר
ג׳ונסון, ספנסר. ג׳ונסון, קונסטנס. נתיב־עירוני, טלי
ג׳ונסון, ספנסר. לנדס, דורית
ג׳ונסון, ספנסר. נתיב־עירוני, טלי
ジョンソンスペンサー
スペンサージョンソン
LocatedHawaii New Hampshire San Diego (Calif.)
Birth date1938-11
Death date2017-07-03
Place of birthWatertown (S.D.)
Place of deathEncinitas (Calif.)
Special noteMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project.
Non-Latin script references not evaluated.
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Found inHis The value of honesty, c1979: t.p. (Spencer Johnson, M.D.) CIP data sheet (b. Nov. 1938)
Los Angeles times WWW site, viewed July 7, 2017 (in obituary dated July 6, 2017: Dr. Spencer Johnson, author of "Who Moved My Cheese?" and co-author of "The One Minute Manager," has died; he was 78; Johnson was a little-known children's book author in the early 1980s when he met Ken Blanchard at a cocktail party in San Diego and the two decided to write a parable for business leaders; they self-published "One Minute Manager," then struck a deal with a major New York publisher; Johnson died Monday [July 3, 2017] in Encinitas; born in Watertown, S.D.; attended USC and then earned a medical degree from the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin, Ireland, did clerkships at the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School, and then went to work for a medical devices company; was put in charge of the informational material handed out to prospective patients; rewrote it; had written a 43-volume series of children's books called ValueTales with his first wife, Ann Donegan, when he met Blanchard; in the late 1980s, Johnson moved to Hawaii; divided his time in recent years between homes in Hawaii and New Hampshire; moved back to San Diego about six months ago)
Associated languageeng