Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...state regulation.
...Justice permits the Pentagon to surrender jurisdiction to civil authority where it sees fit; 2) in international relations, i.e., the status-of-forces agreement with Japan, the U.S. executive branch has power to waive jurisdiction over overseas G.I.s. At week's end the U.S. Supreme Court decided to delay adjournment (originally slated for this week), extend its term to hear the Girard case early next month...
...ease Government control of prices stands almost no chance of passing Congress this year, though Administration backed down on its two proposed amendments to tighten price protection for consumers. Senate does not want to get bogged in hot gas controversy, and its Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee plans to delay hearings on bill until next year...
...nearly 90 million vehicles that are expected to speed over U.S. roads by 1972. With fewer curves, no crossroads and a wide center strip, the super system is expected to save 3,500 lives annually, reduce accident costs by $725 million, save commercial operators another $825 million by cutting delay, fuel waste, tire and brake wear. It will be designed for safe speeds of up to 70 m.p.h. (today's average highway speeds: passenger cars 51, trucks 46, buses 52). Motorists will be able to drive from Los Angeles to New York over the federal network without passing...
...Senate subcommittee voted to expand the planned 41,000-mile route to 48,000 miles to satisfy state requests, add $15.4 billion to the cost, delay completion until 1979. But no action has yet been taken on the measure by Congress...