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...Cornelius J. "Neil" Minihan '63 of Quincy House and Bourne, last night was elected to serve as the first Chairman of the Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs. Elected vice-Chairman was Joseph M. Russin '64 of Dunster House and Laramie...
Other members are Douglas B. Harding '63 and Tom Siporin '64 of Leverett House, David B. Lotman '64 and Michael C. Joseph '64 of Lowell House, Cornelius J. Minihan '63 and Hartej S. Sandhu '63 of Quincy House, and James B. Henderson '65 John P. Russo '65 and John W. Harmond '65, all of whom were named by the Freshman Council...
...Order. The turning point for Chris-Craft came in early 1960 when Harsen Smith, beset by family disagreements, sold out for $40 million to NAFI Corp., a Wall Street-run venture company controlled by famed Yachtsman Cornelius Shields. 66. and his investment banker brother Paul. To replace Smith as chief executive officer, the Shieldses installed bluff, chunky President Harry Coll, 52. who had been with Chris-Craft since 1939. Even before the Shields brothers took over. Coll had sent his close friend. Sales Vice President Charles R. Burgess, 51. off to survey the company's dealer organization. "Time...
Died. George Vanderbilt III, 47, adventurer-ichthyologist brother of Horseman Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt with whom he shared part of a massive railroad fortune founded by Great-Great-Grandfather Cornelius ("Commodore") Vanderbilt; of a fall from his tenth-floor suite in San Francisco's Mark Hopkins Hotel...
Married. Gail Whitney, 22, daughter of Millionaire Sportsman Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, and Louis Stur, 36, Hungarian-born former economics teacher, now assistant manager of the Sun Valley (Idaho) Lodge, Gail's home since her 1959 divorce from Plymouth Oil Heir Richard Cowell; in Elko, Nevada...