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School by school, counter by counter, bus by bus. integration continues to creep across the U.S. South. Recent advances...
...Tough Scene. Teacher Duskin started out as a perfectly conventional creep. The son of a San Francisco textile manufacturer, he went from the Marine Corps and Stanford to teaching freshman English at San Francisco State College. "The class was at 8 in the morning, and I discovered that nobody in the department was around that early. I said. 'Why are you policing yourself with this dead-brain text?' I replaced it with the straight Duskin line." But, dumped for having no doctorate. Duskin crept back to Stanford to earn one. He never made it: "You should walk around...
...zinc cases sunk 45 ft. below the ground, the firm has stored away original operatic manuscripts by most of the great Italian composers, including Donizetti, Bellini, Verdi and Puccini. One discordant note in this musical melange: the firm is under heavy criticism for permitting errors by the thousands to creep into its printed scores-and for refusing to let outsiders compare them with the originals. Last week the criticism grew so loud and bitter that the Italian Senate considered new copyright rules that would open Ricordi's musical treasure vaults to the world...
When Ramses built his temple, he probably expected it to impress the world until the end of time. He certainly did not dream that 3,185 years after his death a gigantic dam would block the Nile, and a long winding lake would creep gradually upstream to cover the temple's site with 190 ft. of water. But that is what is happening. Unless the ancient temple can be protected, the water backed up by the Aswan High Dam will submerge and probably crumble...
Obviously this is not the Mucky Spleen (Pogo's phrase for him) of old. The hero -not Mike Hammer but a creep named "Deep" for short and "Old Deep the Cannon Boy" for long-is splattering a man. Hammer seldom bothered with anything so tame; he ka-powed naked blondes in the stomach with his blue-glinting .45. Such parlor pleasantries accounted for the sale of 32 million paperback copies of Spillane's seven previous titles. The new boy, a hardrock who shows up to take over his neighborhood gang after 25 years of mysterious absence, will never...