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Things looked bad for Michael Fairman, 78, when he entered Georgia's Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital little more than a month ago. Within a few days he had a succession of heart seizures, and his condition got so bad that drugs helped only briefly. Last week Retired Businessman Fairman was at his son's home for New Year's, his heartbeat regular as clockwork. The remedy: Fairman's heart muscle had been wired directly to a tiny electric pacemaker, which he wore clipped to his belt...
Sutherland and Charles Fairman, professor of Law, were members of the original committee that compiled both books. In January 1955, shortly before the bibliography was completed, Sutherland had warned that it would have to be updated periodically to maintain its value as a reference volume...
...Fairman thus said that it was a mistake for President Ensenhower arbitrarily to proclaim a state of mock martial law during the Civil Defense "Operation Alert" last June...
...declaration was probably thrown together in a hurry, Fairman said. The government at the last moment realized that the President would have to take almost complete control after the utter devastation of a bombing, he believed...
...President could not operate under existing legislation, the attorney general decided upon "limited martial law." It would provide a bridge between state and national government, Fairman said...