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...Europe's top executives were not included in the survey, but none earn nearly as much as the U.S.'s leader, General Motors Chairman Frederic G. Donner, whose 1963 salary, bonus and extras amounted...
Undaunted by such trivia, the Crimson juggernaut rolled to early successes this afternoon when Ohiri's record triple jump and Bakkensen's discus throw held up to take first places. An unexpected bonus came from unheralded junior Bill Pfeiffer, who captured a fifth in the disc...
Both teams rely on pitching; Holy Cross's ace is a hulking (6' 5", 220 lbs.) lefthander named Dick Joyce, who turned down a $100,000 Red Sox bonus offer before entering Holy Cross. Last year he struck out 15 Crimson batters while beating Harvard...
...Rossi is not the end of the pitching staff. Back in high school, Tom Rucker threw so hard that the St. Louis Cardinals reportedly offered him a good-sized bonus to play for them. A football injury that left Tom with a sore shoulder temporarily ended his professional hopes and left him a sore-armed pitcher for two years. He won three games, had an 0.72 earned-run average, and looked a lot like a big-league pitching prospect...
...domestic human consumption, and $1.55 per bu. for export wheat. Textile mills would receive a subsidy of about 60 to allow them to buy U.S. grown cotton at the world price of 240 per lb. Cotton growers, while receiving a 300-per-lb. support price, would be paid a bonus for reducing plantings...