Word: alan
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BAKER LIBRARY (B-School)--Wait Until Dark, with Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin, and Richard Crenna, Friday-Sunday, February...
...combination of wins in the distance medley and the mile relay, plus wins by Alan Boyer in the 440, Richard Anderson in the 880, and second places by Lou Rice in the 600 and Andy Woodring in the 1000 proved decisive for the Crimson...
...Commission has never done much of anything, and whether it will break with tradition this time is still unknown. By Tuesday evening President Bok, Dean Rosovsky, Alan Heimert, master of Eliot House, and Martin H. Peretz, master of South House, had all refused to comment on the Kiely case. Bok didn't even say he was behind Kiely a thousand per cent, although last month he'd told 15 people at the Harvard Republican Club that appointing Kiely master of Adams was "one of our best moves," because it "connected the Houses to University Hall...
...date, no serious G.O.P. opposition has emerged to challenge such Democratic incumbents as California's Senator Alan Cranston, Wisconsin's Senator Gaylord Nelson, Illinois' Senator Adlai E. Stevenson III or Minnesota's Governor Wendell R. Anderson. Only a month before Minnesota's precinct caucuses are to be held, the G.O.P. has no gubernatorial candidate on the horizon. The Democrats are having no such problems. Says Norbert R. Dreiling, the party's state chairman in Kansas: "People who were reluctant to run as sacrificial lambs are now begging for a spot on the ticket...
...very nature, an excess-profits tax is highly complicated. Many economists contend that there is no such thing as "excess" profit because in a free economy a corporation is supposed to earn the highest profit it can. Alan Greenspan, a member of TIME'S Board of Economists and adviser to the Nixon Administration, contends that people who favor the tax are unconsciously adopting a Marxist view that profit is basically exploitation...