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During the operation, Dr. M. S. Roberts first tapped the cyst, drawing a fluid from it slowly, 120 drops a minute, so that no sudden loss of pressure would affect the heart. In four days he drew off some 200 Ibs. of fluid. Then the cyst itself was removed. It was about the size of a bushel basket, weighed...
...responsibility for what a publication says or advocates if the administration intends to take official notice of contents and policy. And the new rules do not say what will happen if the Committee disapproves of what a group wants to print. If the policies of a publication will not affect its chances of being chartered, why does the Committee want future contents described...
...Iran: Land of Insecurity" is based principally on exhaustive reports from TIME Correspondent Enno Hobbing. It is news in the sense that what the U.S. is or is not doing in the Middle East will affect the future course of events just as much as the stuff in the headlines...
...gains which had to be allowed or disallowed, and still others needed them to catch up. The WSB had to set an overall limit-probably a rise of 10% above pre-Korean wage levels-and then persuade organized labor to accept it without strikes and stoppages. Another decision would affect "escalator clauses," under which wages in some industries rise & fall with the cost of living. A third would have to deal with annual productivity increases such as those written into the autoworkers' contracts...
...this field came with a decision upholding the National Labor Relations Act in 1937, he said. Since then, the Court has upheld Congress' right to regulate industries very loosely connected with interstate commerce, and has generally accepted the Congressional judgment as to whether a certain local enterprise did directly affect interstate commerce...