Legislative Branch Appropriations for 1959: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fifth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1958 - 291 pages |
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... problem , the number of participating institutions should be increased considerably over the long run . We must make advances not only in the testing of treatment , but we must increase our knowledge of the basic mechanisms of blood ...
... problem , the number of participating institutions should be increased considerably over the long run . We must make advances not only in the testing of treatment , but we must increase our knowledge of the basic mechanisms of blood ...
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... problem is very , very real : and we have all come to the conclusion that we have to know more about the baby in the uterus and more about conditions during that period . It was thought at one time that with the prematures , the ones ...
... problem is very , very real : and we have all come to the conclusion that we have to know more about the baby in the uterus and more about conditions during that period . It was thought at one time that with the prematures , the ones ...
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... problem , and I personally was so convinced of its importance so that I gave up my own private prac- tice , as I mentioned before . As you know , this project has only been going a short time . We are one of the third or fourth groups ...
... problem , and I personally was so convinced of its importance so that I gave up my own private prac- tice , as I mentioned before . As you know , this project has only been going a short time . We are one of the third or fourth groups ...
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... problem . It is estimated that approximately 40 percent of our population have eye defects and need glasses . There are about 334,000 legally blind per- sons in the United States today and almost 112 million who are blind in one eye ...
... problem . It is estimated that approximately 40 percent of our population have eye defects and need glasses . There are about 334,000 legally blind per- sons in the United States today and almost 112 million who are blind in one eye ...
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... problem continues to lie in medical research dedicated to ascertaining the specific causes of the disorders and the development of effective preventive and therapeutic measures . Considering the scope of the problem , the Institute's ...
... problem continues to lie in medical research dedicated to ascertaining the specific causes of the disorders and the development of effective preventive and therapeutic measures . Considering the scope of the problem , the Institute's ...
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Page 19 - For salaries and expenses, studies and examinations of executive agencies by the Committee on Appropriations, to be expended in accordance with section 202 (b) of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, $500,000; as compared with $450,000, appropriated f or . the fiscal year 1955, or an increase of $50,000.
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