Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...process of producing the Man of the Year story makes it necessary for quite a few people to know the identity of the editors' choice. Yet we always try to limit the number, right up to press time, to only those staff members who must know. So the telegrams and cables move to and from TIME'S offices under bland headings and in sealed envelopes. White House Correspondent Hugh Sidey understandably received and sent more of those messages than reporters elsewhere, but many correspondents across the nation were involved...
Debate Over Delay. For ten years, since the Supreme Court's Mallory decision, police have been obliged to bring suspects for arraignment "without unnecessary delay." The trouble is that the court did not specify a time limit for questioning, and one lower court has held that even five minutes constitutes "unnecessary delay." It remains to be seen whether the three-hour provision can now survive in the courts...
Explaining the Gap. Chief among the direct causes of infant death are respiratory malfunction, low birth weight, premature birth, and congenital malformations of the circulatory, digestive and central nervous systems. Some of these factors are genetic, and irreversible. Thus there is a limit beyond which infant mortality cannot be reduced. Nonetheless, 320 U.S. counties have achieved a lower rate of 18.3 deaths per 1,000 births. Poor maternal health, malnutrition, inadequate sanitation and illegitimacy, predictably most prevalent in low-income communities, are also important factors. In Holland and Denmark, which have had a virtually uninterrupted decline in infant mortality since...
Also at the ECAC meeting, it was interesting to note that Samborski was the only Ivy athletic director to vote to limit football substitutions. Harvard, which personally has the biggest, deepest, and most talented squad in the League, would seem to have the most to gain from unlimited substitution. He explained his vote by saying that some of the players he had talked to wanted to play both ways...
...gimmicks and variations to this plan. Draft boards could be told to work by the fiscal year which begins on July 1. Men born in July through October would thereby be selected. Or the boards could fill the year's total call by using months as the time limit, drafting those born early in each month. It could draft those born after the 15th of every month. Or they could fill each month's draft quota with men born only in that month, probably a more inequitable system since monthly calls vary by as much as 10,000. This system...