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...also admired E. G. Marshall--who gave the impression he'd gladly beat up anybody smaller than himself--and Austin Pendleton, his prostitute-loving son with buck teeth. Beah Richards (Addie) refused to play a Joe Good. Even around the two or three members of the household she loved, she maintained a peculiar aloofness. Negro maids couldn't be pals and Miss Richards' performance didn't lie about that...
Despite Cliffies' reputed sophistication, the desire to continue milk and cookies shows that "some of the innocence of the past" still exists, said Mrs. Austin. As one Barnard Hall sophomore said," I don't often use it, but it's nice to know it's there...
With some vocal exceptions, students generally took the marriage more calmly than did their elders. Even at the University of Texas in Austin, Lloyd Doggett, president of the student body, seemed to speak for the majority when he said: "Everybody has a right to marry whom he wants." Joel Connelly, a Notre Dame junior, thought: "Everyone will stare at them. But I think they can make a go of it. They had the guts to take the biggest step." A participant in a Grinnell College seminar reported: "Everybody thought it was wonderful...
Died. Leonard P. Lord, Baron Lambury of Northfield, 71, retired chairman of British Motor Corp., world's sixth largest automaker (behind Fiat), who rose from draftsman to managing director of Morris Motors, then in 1938 joined archrival Austin Motor Co., where he became chairman in 1945, and in 1951 engineered the Morris-Austin merger into B.M.C.; of a heart attack; in Gloucestershire...
NORMA RICHARDSON Austin, Texas...