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Kenneth Childs, president of Los Angeles' Home Savings and Loan Association, figured that "sound business judgment would indicate that tax cuts in the face of deficit spending would be difficult to justify." Boston Banker Richard Chapman thought that "it's wrong to raise doubts about the fiscal sanity of the country and the soundness of the dollar." Besides, the cheering fact is that the economy looks a bit brighter than a few weeks ago. Said Inland Steel's Chairman Joseph Block: "We are not in any economic crisis which might favor the Government's busting right...
...just now as Sir Howard Hallam has achieved the appearance of an educated, nourished, pampered, brushed, and altered tomcat, Sir Howard, naturally, is one of Lady Cicely's first successful take-over bids, and Abbott succombs with just the proper air of well-bred petulance. Then there's Robert Chapman, who, as Captain Hamlin Kearney (an American naval officer devised to fill up the last act), suffers such an astounding sea change as to be almost unrecognizable. Kearney is the last of Lady C's successes, and when Chapman surrenders, you know she has conquered the salt-bitten gallantry...
...Colorado school, 14th in the world, was promoted by F. Charles Froelicher, 35, founder of Denver's Colorado Academy, and the only headmaster with an earned reputation for doing an Eskimo roll in a kayak . Director of the new school is William McK. Chapman, 56, a onetime newsman and schoolmaster. Chief Instructor is Ernest Tapley, 37, a veteran teacher of Army mountain troops in Colorado. The school has noted backers, including former Secretary of State Christian Herter, Headmaster John M. Kemper of Phillips Academy, and President Henry P. Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary...
Hosts for the affair are Robert Chapman, director of the Loeb Drama Center and Joseph Everingham, director of Dramashop at M.I.T. and director of "Captain Brassbound's Conversion", showing at the Loeb this week...
South Carolina's Robert F. Chapman, 36, a towheaded Spartanburg lawyer, is setting up campaign schools and importing officials from the national headquarters to lecture. Says he: "We're getting away from the post-office and patronage crowd. There were a lot of Republicans in the South who didn't want the party to grow because it might outgrow them." Under Chapman, South Carolina Republicans are running their first major candidate for the Senate since Reconstruction: William D. Workman Jr., 47, a widely known, highly respected syndicated columnist and pro-segregationist author (Case for the South...