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...player whom Coach Henry Lamar expects to play a big role in today's contest is George Roben. Roben was responsible for the good field position which the Crimson enjoyed most of the afternoon against Columbia. His punting average of 33 yards on six kicks compared favorably with the eighteen-yard average compiled by the Lions' kicker...
...local issues as they arise. To keep the teenagers out of trouble but--ultimately--in East Cambridge, he and his wife established a marching band, the Don Juan Drum and Bugle Corps, made up of a series of complicated major and minor leagues designed to involve every child under eighteen in the most noisy and enthusiastic if not the best musical enterprise in the city. To keep the mothers happy he has carved a series of tot lots out of vacant back-yards and old oil dumps, and to keep himself happy (and elected) he has established the Al Vellucci...
...cross country team journeys to Providence this afternoon to face Brown at the site of Harvard's last dual meet loss just two years ago. Since that Friday afternoon in 1966. Bruin cross country fortunes have slipped steadily while the Crimson harriers have rolled up eighteen straight dual meet triumphs...
...Humphrey's first choice for Secretary of State. Once before, in 1966, he resigned from the Johnson Administration. As Under Secretary of State, the department's No. 2 man, he had tired of his losing role as principal opponent to the bombing of North Viet Nam. Eighteen months later, after the President ordered a substantial reduction of the bombing, Ball agreed to return as U.N. ambassador. The high point of his brief tenure-shortest of any U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.-was tongue-lashing the Russians for their Czechoslovakian invasion...
...promised to support the winner, the guard-along with Arias' political enemies-has booted him from power twice in the past, in 1942 and 1951. The first time around, Arias was evicted for writing a tough, totalitarian-style constitution that threatened to turn Panama into a fascist state. Eighteen months into his second presidency, he was toppled again for organizing his own secret police and once again trying to install his totalitarian constitution. Though as glib and charismatic as ever, Arias claims that times have changed and he has changed with them. As a start, Arias has organized...