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Almost every Latin American nation agrees that the Alliance for Progress is a brilliant idea and the money welcome, but almost no Latin American nation wants the U.S., as donor, to tell it what to do with the money. Addressing the Inter-American Press Association in Manhattan last week. U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson made it abundantly clear that the U.S. intends to see its money matched by performance and progress. ''Self-help! That is the key to much of our common concern,'' said Stevenson. "If it were lacking, no amount of money in outside aid will...
Radcliffe College dedicated the Wilbur K. Jordan co-operative houses yesterday afternoon in a brief ceremony held in the garden at 95 Walker St. Among those attending were President Mary I. Bunting, Mrs. Frederick W. Hilles, chief donor of the buildings, and Wilbur K. Jordan, former President of Radcliffe, pictured above...
...surgical team headed by Dr. John E. Connolly made an incision in the anesthetized patient's neck, to get at one of the carotid arteries that supply blood to the brain. First they drew out some blood, and added donor blood, to fill the pump-oxygenator ("heart-lung machine"). To this was attached a cooler that chilled the oxygenated blood. The surgeons led this chilled blood into the brain arteries. After about 15 minutes the brain temperature dropped to 68°. The doctors then stopped the flow and clamped all the brain arteries shut. The patient...
...bitter disappointments. The British royal family's ambitious Triumph of Caesar, which Charles I bought, is in such poor condition that it could not be sent at all. Spain was mysteriously uncooperative. Manhattan's Metropolitan Museum of Art was prevented from lending its Madonna because of the donor's proviso, and the Museum of Art in Copenhagen decided to keep its Christ Seated on a Sarcophagus because it is so popular with tourists...
...publicity, Princeton Alumnus ('30) Shelby Collum Davis got all set to give his alma mater $3,800,000. A rich New York investment banker, Davis, 52, proposed to endow Old Nassau with two new history chairs in honor of his late father (Princeton '86). But when Donor Davis arrived at the bank with a platoon of lawyers to wrap up the gift for happy Princeton President Robert F. Goheen. his big gesture collapsed. The money was not his to give...