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Foil fencer Mike Gilson almost matched his captain's performance, edging his first two opponents, 5-4, before falling, 5-2, in a clash which gave Army its match-clinching 14th bout. Gilson had switched grips earlier in the week; the change appeared to give him better overall blade control...
...said that nine persons had been killed and 35 wounded, but diplomats, making independent checks, pegged the number of fatalities at a score or more. Two Newsweek correspondents and a reporter for the London Daily Telegraph were beaten and briefly jailed by soldiers when they tried to cover a clash outside their hotel. An Iranian guard was killed during a conflict between protesters and security forces at the gates of the U.S. embassy...
...said that hard cases make bad law. But in the hard case of New York Times Reporter Myron Farber, the U.S. Supreme Court last week decided simply to make no law at all. The court refused, without comment, to review a clash between the rights of fair trial and free press that sent Farber to jail for 40 days and cost the Times $285,000 in fines and over $200,000 in legal fees...
...local fans will get their first look at this year's batch of Harvard icemen tomorrow night when they "host" Boston University. It will be, like most of the B.U. Harvard tilts, a very emotional, exciting clash. It remains to be seen whether it will turn out like most of the trans-river wars, with the Terriers...
Meanwhile, Dartmouth back-liners held Harvard scoring stud George Hughes pointless (a first for Hughes in a season-opening clash), while Gaudet steered aside 35 shots...