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...sense of security has been lost. After the stock market dive, millions of small investors no longer feel that their paper profits are enough to entitle them to spend freely...
...three meter dive, Dave Silver just missed qualifying. One of the judges in the event, the Yale diving coach, awarded Silver only one point on one of his dives, and it was this ruling which cost Silver his qualifying spot...
...second-place finishes by Steve Krause, Tim Chetin, and Kobick, and a 48,3 win in the 100-free by captain Cahalan prevented a walkway. Harvard needed another six points in the last dive to stay in contention, and Tom Wallace and Silver got them in a rather uninspiring exhibition...
...DEAN MAY announces creation of new Committee on Roger Rosenblatt and Curriculum Reform. "Curriculum Reform is a dead issue but Roger isn't yet," May is reported to have said around the pool at the Belmont Community Center. Shown above is Professor JAMES Q. WILSON, demonstrating the swan dive he has perfected while on sabbatical, as Dean MAY and his predecessor FRED GLIMP, now a member of the Belmont School Board, discuss ways of revitalizing Harvard College...
Among other depressed industries, airlines had their worst year ever because of soaring operating costs, meager traffic growth and huge outlays for jumbo jets. A sensitive indicator of the U.S. economy, airline traffic goes into a dive whenever business in general weakens. This year companies reduced business travel, presidents moved back to the tourist-class cabin, and families postponed faraway vacation trips. The nation's twelve major airlines expect to lose as much as $125 million before taxes in 1970; Trans World Airlines alone will show a deficit of up to $65 million. The industry predicts even bigger losses...