Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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LOOK UP AND LIVE (CBS, 10:30-11 a.m.). "We Will Speak, Who Will Answer?" Fresno, Calif., is the subject of the fourth in a series of broadcasts examining ways in which various cities are trying to resolve problems of racial prejudice, unemployment, housing and inadequate education...
Space-Age Box. Developed by Thiokol Chemical's Humetrics Division, the device is called ElectroCardioAnalyzer. It is a miniaturized computer as well as a simplified electrocardiograph. By comparing a subject's graph with fixed standards that have been programmed into the machine beforehand, it can detect abnormal electrical activity in the heart. When it -does so, warning lights flash on, and the technician knows that this patient must be referred to the cardiologist...
...machine is about the size of a bread box and weighs only 28 lbs. It can be wheeled into a factory or installed in an out-patient ward, plugged into any standard electrical socket, and can handle as many as 20 subjects an hour. To achieve this simplicity and speed, the machine records only five electrical stimuli per heartbeat, as against the standard machine's 13. These five are sufficient for basic screening. Since what is adjudged normal in an ECG varies with the subject's age, early models of the analyzer were set for use on only...
...million wage earners subject to withholding, last week's paychecks reflected an extra 10% tax on the tax they had already been paying. Because the surtax is retroactive to April 1 for individuals, some will discover at income tax filing that they have to pay more than has been deducted. Those who normally receive a refund will find the Government check is smaller. Since it will cover only nine months, the surtax for the full calendar year 1968 will be 7.5%. Corporations get the full treatment. For them, the retroactivity extends back...
Both Marks and Walker were on parole from California's Narcotic Rehabilitation Center at Corona. From Synanon, they were driven to a nearby state narcotics center and ordered to take tests that would determine whether they were "clean." Under California law, narcotics parolees are subject to periodic surprise testing. On the advice of Synanon's lawyers, Walker and Marks refused to take the test; their paroles were revoked, and they were sent back to Corona to serve out their full terms...