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ROBERT S. EWART Hot Springs, Ark...
...chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Wilbur Mills swings almost as much power as the President on many domestic issues. Lately, the cherubic Congressman from Kensett, Ark., has also been moving into foreign policy, opening a one-man campaign to solve a long-festering problem in relations between the U.S. and Japan and avert an international trade war. Last week his well-intentioned efforts led to a direct confrontation with President Nixon, who was clearly annoyed. The break could develop into a power struggle that would unsettle U.S. trade policy and possibly affect the fate of revenue sharing...
...phone calls raises money directly for the war." James Henry '72, one of the organizers of TaxPax, said Tuesday. "It was raised from three to ten per cent in 1966 at the peak of the escalation of the war, and even Mills [Congressman Wilbur B. Mills (D-Ark.), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee] has said that the money...
...fanatic flaw in Arnolphe, the protagonist of Wives, is that he is a wildly jealous man with a horrible fear of being cuckolded. Arnolphe (Brian Bedford) has had his intended wife Agnes (Joan Van Ark) posted to a convent from childhood, and now keeps her isolated from society in a town house guarded by two watchful servants. Arnolphe's master plan has been to keep Agnes innocent in body, and blank of mind. A young gallant wrecks the plan. Horace (David Dukes) catches sight of Agnes, falls in love with her, trysts with her and eventually wins...
Married. Mrs. Virginia Johnson, 46, and Dr. William H. Masters, 55. sex researchers and co-authors of the 1966 bestseller Human Sexual Response and its 1970 sequel. Human Sexual Inadequacy; both for the second time (he was divorced by his first wife last August); on Jan. 7, in Fayetteville, Ark. Masters and Johnson published their findings after eleven years of study of sexual responses of 700 people; their second book applied the results of their work to helping 500 other couples and, in one case, provoked a $750,000 damage suit by a man who accused the team of "procuring...