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Harvard wasted little time in scoring, as halfback Mark Bartlett tallied from five yards...
...inventorying some 3,350 islands off its coast. A Boston cab driver who migrated to Cutler, Me., in 1966, bought a 25-acre island near by for $2,500. Today, with a cabin and a fresh-water spring, it will fetch up to $40,000. The 2,500-acre Bartlett's Island was once a village of 300 souls. It was bought by a radio writer for $68,000. After several lucrative changes of ownership, David and Margaret Rockefeller recently became the barons of Bartlett for $750,000, a cost that marked a 1,000% appreciation in less than...
...defense has five holdovers, but the linebacking situation is shaky. The front wall should be excellent, with end Bill Taylor and tackles Rick Zins and Phil Bartlett...
...JOAN BARTLETT...
...soon established a persona all his own. Shortly before the Post folded he became a columnist for Newsweek. In his separate status, he split with belligerent Joe over Indochina. (Stewart: "It is not practical to continue to fight a war that has no popular support at all.") With Charles Bartlett he wrote an intimate report of the intricate discussions that led Kennedy to the Cuban missile crisis, including the first use of "hawks and doves" and the unforgettable quote from Dean Rusk: "We are eyeball to eyeball, and I think the other guy just blinked." Stewart always had an instinct...