Word: case
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...case of diseased organs, this operation [sterilization] is permissible in a Catholic institution. However, the legality of sterilization is not the question, but the adherence to hospital rules...
...facts of the case are as follows: Mercy Hospital is a Catholic hospital which has a rule against sterilization. This rule is known to the doctors before they send a patient to the hospital; it is known also that if the rule is broken, the facilities of the hospital will no longer be available to the doctor. Dr. Stephens signed a promise to abide by the rule not to perform an operation for sterilization. Knowing that such an operation would close the hospital to him, he nevertheless performed it. The facilities of the hospital have, therefore, been closed...
Engaged. In Washington, D.C., Luther R. Weakley, on trial for first degree murder, was called for jury duty in another case...
...civilian manpower. Abroad, he said, the U.S. should make it plain which areas of the world it is prepared to defend, should form a military alliance with Tito and Franco, arm the Germans, Japanese and Nationalist Chinese, limit Marshall aid to countries which would help the U.S. fight in case...
Last week, a Senate investigating committee resurrected the case of Alfred Redl as an object lesson for the U.S. For 27 weeks, North Carolina's frock-coated Clyde Hoey, with three other Democratic Senators and three Republicans, had been quietly looking into a sordid matter: the problem of homosexuals in the Government. The problem had been the subject of nervous explanations, joke-cracking and effective campaign sneers ever since last February, when Deputy Under Secretary of State John Peurifoy offhandedly told Congress that State had gotten rid of 91 employees for homosexuality...