Word: submitting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...over a four-year period. For those who would not pay, the gang was quite ready to carry out its threat of exposure. The marriage of one victim who refused to be intimidated was wrecked when the gang informed his wife; an Army officer committed suicide rather than submit to pressure. One alleged shakeman awaiting trial, a former Chicago detective, had authentic Chicago police badges, arrest warrants, and even extradition papers in his possession when the FBI arrested him in June. Yet toy-store badges could be, and sometimes were, used just as effectively as real badges. Apparently the victims...
Cheesebrough-Ponds was told to submit new data for the drug, Measurin, which it did. The FDA rejected the material, none of which was done by Cass Associates, because it "just didn't supply the necessary data," Dr. Robert J. Robinson, acting head of FDA's Bureau of Medicine, said yesterday...
...will not accept any research done by Cass for any firm." Goddard said last night. In addition, the FDA has urged all drug manufacturers who have relied on Cass to submit new data from other drug-testing firms...
...nation's marathon airline strike last week reached almost comic proportions, but nobody felt much like laughing. After collective bargaining broke down, President Roy Siemiller of the striking International Association of Machinists agreed to urge his 35,400 members to submit the dispute to binding arbitration. That seemed a sensible enough way to end the strike without having Congress vote the machinists back to work, but it must have been too sensible. Siemiller conferred with his underlings and A.F.L.-C.l.O. Chairman George Meany, then backed down and ruled out voluntary arbitration. Later in the week, said angered Labor Secretary...
Chief Judge Rossel C. Thompson of the United States Court for the District of Maryland had asked him to submit the resolution, Marbury said...