Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Exterminated Turks. In Ankara, where he had gone to see that Menderes yielded nothing, Dr. Kuchuk was still breathing fire: "To leave the Cyprus Turks at the mercy of the Greek government would only mean their death," he cried. "Whenever a Turkish community has lived under Greek rule, it has been exterminated." When challenged by reporters, Dr. Kuchuk changed "exterminated" to "dispersed." Turkey's newspapers backed him up with flaming headlines, e.g., ISLAND OF CYPRUS IS LIKE SMALL BUDAPEST, and in the Turkish Assembly both government and opposition Deputies stood for three minutes' silence in honor...
...Monnet talked in Washington, Gaillard pulled through the French Parliament a measure which brightened hopes that some compromise, may yet be reached. After one fallen Premier and eight months of debate, both Houses gave final approval to a loi-cadre for Algeria setting up the framework of limited home rule by regional assemblies, and establishing voting equality for Moslem and French (TIME...
...patients whose diabetes has developed in later life, a good rule of thumb is that if they need more than 40 units of insulin daily tolbutamide will not do the job alone. In some cases it can be used alongside continued, but smaller, insulin injections. It is not suitable for patients whose disease fluctuates widely...
Major trouble with previous tests in which some medical researchers thought they detected advantages in buffering the aspirin with antacids, said New York Medical College's Dr. Robert C. Batterman, was that they relied on patients' faulty memories. To rule out this and other sources of error. Dr. Batterman did "double blind" tests: identical-looking tablets, one plain, one buffered, were used with only a code letter for labeling. Neither the patients nor the doctors and nurses knew which was which until after the results were tabulated. The results showed that, buffer or no buffer, there...
Young hoped to use the stock as collateral for new acquisitions, but Phillips froze it. He got a New York district court ruling that Alleghany fell under the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission rather than the Interstate Commerce Commission, which approved the issue. When the Supreme Court reversed this ruling, the lower court held that Alleghany had illegally acquired control of the New York Central in 1954 because it did not get ICC approval. The court ruled that ICC would have to settle that matter before it could properly approve the new issue. The Supreme Court last week...