Word: careful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...folding room, where printed matter is made ready for mailing. Pennsylvania's Democratic Representative Herman P. Eberharter said that he had written a letter to the House Democratic Patronage Committee recommending Maragon. Growled Ohio's Republican Representative William H. Ayres: "If the Democratic leadership wants to take care of its ex-convicts this way, there's very little that can be done about it. I suppose we can look for Alger Hiss to be added to the staff of the House Un-American Activities Committee...
...Mendès-France for Premier) printed the secret plan to send conscripts to Indo-China. Ex-Police Commissioner Baylot testified he had done nothing about the leaks. Pleaded Baylot: "You know.how it is. Whenever you signal something like that, somebody will tell you he'll take care of it. And if you insist that something be done, then they insult you and call you a McCarthyite...
Back from ten days on the Red red carpet, the nine-man delegation from the National Council of Churches issued a care fully drafted formal statement about their get-acquainted expedition to Russia (TIME, March 26): "The experience was profitable. We understand the Russian church men better as a result of our conversations . . . The most severe limitation of the church is in the area of education...
...employees by 34% per patient. Result: the average daily cost to the patient has climbed 132%, from $9.39 to $21.76, or almost four times faster than prices in general. ¶ Increased efficiency has cut the average patient's stay in bed from 9.1 to 7.8 days, but intensified care and new techniques, e.g., blood chemistry tests and X rays, raise the average bill to $169.73, almost double the 1946 average. ¶ Although the annual total of patients per bed has gone up 11% in the nine years, rapid turnover has actually decreased the daily percentage of available beds...
Administrator Brown sees little relief for patient or hospital in the immediate future. If they were to cut payroll, hospitals would lose competent people, lower efficiency, undermine the care of the sick. Predicts Brown: "Unless there is a [depression], we must expect hospital costs to continue to increase at about 5% annually for many years...