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Standing in shirtsleeves at his paper cluttered desk, Senator Thomas F. Eagleton (D-Mo) managed a smile as two reporters entered his office. Two youthful bellbortom-cald aides, followed and took seats directly behind the interviewers...
...Reverend Gilbert H. Cald-Well, pastor of the Union Methodist Church, charged: "The city naively assumes that whatever is good for Boston is therefore good for the Negro. The Negro leadership has failed because the city has not been willing to take it seriously. The city has not listened.... Much of the energy being expended in Boston in the area of race relations seems to be concerned with devising ways in which to say that there is no problem.... Until the city recognizes the problems faced by its Negro citizens, and demonstrates a massive commitment to solve these problems...
...Princeton coach Charley Cald-well can verify, Yale's overpowering strength lies in its line. The Tigers had a strong front wall before the game, but afterwards there were only fragments. And what makes it especially ominous is that no position is particularly strong, in relation to any other...
Princeton football coach Charlie Cald well recently called for sterner penalties for unnecessary roughness. His statement came after halfback Dick Kazmaier suffered a broken nose in the Princeton-Dartmouth game Saturday...
...financial South was excited fortnight ago by rumors concerning the big investment house of Caldwell & Co. (pronounced Cald-well), at whose head is Rogers Clark Caldwell, potent & popular banker, promoter, huntsman. Fears were partly alleviated by the announcement that a committee of the Nashville Clearing House had taken over the firm's affairs (TIME,, Nov. 17). But last week it became apparent that the difficulties of Caldwell & Co. were too great for the Clearing House committee. As a result a financial storm swept over Tennessee, the wake of which was felt far & wide...