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...group-masturbation scene performed powerfully by actors who were slaughtering lines only a moment before. It is a pity the professors' comic scene should have been lost, for it is the best work in a new and much more precise translation by Harvard graduate students Kenneth Tiger and Clayton Koelb...
Died. William Lockhart Clayton, 86, co-founder in 1904 and chairman until 1951 of Anderson, Clayton & Co., Houston's cotton and food-products giant, who in 1945, as Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, negotiated the first big postwar loan to Britain, then outlined what became the Marshall Plan; of a heart attack; in Houston...
...bank merger act of 1960, approved any linkup in which community benefit seemed to outweigh the diminishing of competition. But in 1963, reviewing the case of a Philadelphia merger, the Supreme Court ruled that, regardless of economic benefit, a bank merger could still be a legal violation of the Clayton Antitrust...
...bill bars monopolies, re-establishes the principle of community benefit, allows the Justice Department 30 days to object to mergers it dislikes. But the wording is so vague that it will almost certainly end up in the courts again for definition. If the Supreme Court stands by its earlier Clayton antitrust opinion, the whole commotion could start all over again...
...Quest for Justice." Granted it was opening night, I wonder if that is any excuse in a professional company for the inordinate number of missed cues, dropped lines, and fumbled props. The one bright note was the new translation by the Harvard Graduate School's own Kenneth Tigar and Clayton Koelb, which sounded superior in many ways to the old Bentley version...