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...Hoses & Cam Covers. Suddenly a great roar went up from the crowd. Clark's Lotus was spewing oil. A 10? connecting hose had given way. Now it was Gurney out front, gracefully threading through traffic like a patrolling turnpike cop. After 131 miles, only one other car was on the same lap: the white Offy of Texas' Veteran A. J. Foyt, 28, winner of the Indy 500 in 1961, two-time U.S.A.C. champion. At one point, Foyt closed to within 7 sec. But Gurney was boxed in. He broke clear and within ten laps the lead grew...
...several weeks in June and July the town of Cambridge on the Eastern Shore of Maryland was the nation's most violent arena of racial conflict. Far worse violence was forestalled in Cam bridge only because National Guardsmen occupied the town and put it under martial law. When the Guardsmen withdrew for a few days in early July, disorder quickly erupted again...
Until the early '50s, corporations hardly ever gave money to colleges and universities; now many companies feel deeply obliged to help higher education as a source of competent employees and economic growth. The idea last year moved companies to fatten cam pus coffers by $200 million. At this rate, reports the pleased Council for Financial Aid to Education, the corporate ante in 1970 may pass $500 million...
...pert drum majorette named Trudy Olson. Among Trudy's attractions: she owned a third interest in a Piper Cub and taught flying. They were married in 1947; and today they fly in their own Beechcraft Bonanza (Cooper is the only plane owner among the astronauts). Their daughters. Cam, 14, and Jan, 13, sometimes take a supervised turn at the controls...
Divorced. Robert Goulet, 29, Canadian-bred baritone turned U.S. stage (Cam-clot) and nightclub smash; by Louise Longmore Goulet, 29; after seven years of marriage, one child; in Juarez, Mexico...