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Senior split end Dirk Killen is a questionable starter for the 34th meeting of Harvard and Army tomorrow at Soldiers Field. Killen tore a muscle inside his rib cage last Saturday during Harvard's 33-19 loss to Holy Cross, an injury similar to the one that has sidelined wide receiver Paul Scheper since the first half of the Columbia game two weeks...
...entry is dated March 14, 1967, two years before his death. Again like Grant, he had been elevated to the presidency - tout served with far greater success. In 1962 Historian Arthur Schlesinger Sr. asked 75 prominent "students of American history" to rate the Presidents up to 1961. Eisenhower, the 34th and last in line, came in 22nd, just before Andrew Johnson. (Grant and Harding were at the bottom.) Nine teen years and six Chief Executives later, a school of revisionist historians is working to raise Ike's stature. With good reason...
During the past two weeks the 34th Paris Air Show, sponsored by French industry, has been a fascinating arena of benign contention: symbols of war and peace mixed together in display and in flight. In spirit, the competition suggested the jousts held on the same French fields by knights centuries...
Bobby Hackett, 500 free, 12th place, 4:22.56; Ted Chappell, 500 free, 4:30.03; Ted Chappell, 400 I.M., 28th place, 4:00.37; Bobby Hackett, 200 free, 15th place, 1:37.66; Mike Coglin, 400 I.M., 34th place; 4:04.50; Geoff Seelen, 100 back, 40th place, 52.38; Jack Gauthier, Bobby Hackett. Ted Chappell, Larry Countryman, 800 free relay, 15th place, 6:38.33; Bobby Hackett, 1650 free, 7th place, 15:11.73; Larry Countryman, 1650 free, 25th place...
Adam Dixon set a new Heptagonal record in the 1500-meter run and was named the outstanding performer of the meet as the men's track team took fourth place in the 34th Annual Indoor Heptagonal Track Championships at the ITT Saturday...