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Thus, as the stage was being prepared for Goldwater's nomination by the Republican Party in 1964, Buckley, F. Clifton White, and William Rusher (publisher of National Review ) had effective control of a youthful right-wing coalition whose members ranged from rabid anti-Communists to near-anarchists. All enthusiastically supported Goldwater-even Ayn Rand, supremely contemptuous of politics, said that he was the first presidential candidate since Thomas Jefferson that she respected...
...Others recently elected include: William T. Coleman of Pan American, Thomas A. Wood of Chase Manhattan, Clifton R. Wharton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society...
Nearly 60 Radcliffe alumnae have petitioned college officials to delay a Harvard-Radcliffe merger fearing that "a merger at the present time would mean a 'sub-merger' for Radcliffe," Mrs. Clifton E. Helman '43, Radcliffe Club of Boston president, said yesterday...
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...bubbles' light weight, low cost (roughly $1.50 per sq. ft., plus installation) and portability make them commercially attractive. They were first used industrially, but within the past five years, they have come into increasing use as sports facilities. Air-Tech of Clifton, N.J., a major manufacturer, has sold 25 tennis-court bubbles in 1970, compared with only two in 1967. There is good reason for their popularity. Outdoor tennis clubs, which once closed in the fall, can now inflate their bubbles and operate throughout the winter...