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Collapse Preferred. Since 1947 the Roman Catholics, the Greek Orthodox and the Armenians, the three groups which occupy most of the church, have been negotiating about repairs. The Catholics first demanded a complete restoration of the church, but the Greeks, fearing that restorations would uncover some former Roman Catholic sites...
In the near future, Berger's men will start practice retrieves of the man-carrying capsules of Project Mercury. The first capsules to hit the sea after their rocket rides will hold only dummies, but the boats will hurry toward them, probably guided by aircraft and helicopters, and try...
¶ Why do blood clots in the legs so often endanger life by breaking off and traveling to the heart or lungs? Stanford University researchers suggested it may be because the temperature of deep leg muscles (which supply heat to deep veins) drops to 92° in bedridden patients, against...
The University objected to a second requirement in the bill, which prohibits sale of the land to a tax-exempt institution unless "service charges in lieu of taxes" are paid for 99 years. "We are opposed to this in principle," Reynolds stated, "since it could endanger the University's tax...
The tragedy of this case is more readily understood when one further point is brought out. Medical testimony was given by a highly competent and highly respected specialist of internal medicine, to the effect that "incarceration for no matter what length of time, or under what circumstances, could and/or would...