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ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT Invoking classical liberalism, Goldwater has said that he sees the Constitution as a "limiting" doctrine. And except for his votes on defense and labor reform, he has, as one might expect, a fairly solid record of opposition to any program involving greater governmental expenditure or planning...
...Colgate Red Raiders. During the week several injuries have also developed at Ithaca. These might normally be fatal, but this week's opponent is a rather weak Lehigh. Look for Gary Wood to salvage enough of a team to carry the Big Red through, but do not expect much of a runaway...
...level. Predictably, few of the politicians wanted to put themselves on the record at this time. In most cases, when the conversation was placed on what is known in the trade as a "not-for-attribution" basis, they talked frankly and fully about what they know and think and expect. After thus tapping the flow of political thought, the dozens of correspondents working on the assignment filed their reports to TIME editorial headquarters in New York. There, Writer Ed Magnuson and Senior Editor Champ Clark analyzed and studied the evidence in detail and in sum. From it emerged some clear...
...purpose of the inaugural recital was, in large part, to appease the neighbors: half the 10,000 invitations went to families who may henceforth expect to be awakened now and then in the church's good name. But at the peal of the first bell, all fears of future grumbling vanished on the light night wind. The timbre and quality of each of the bells proved to be perfectly matched, and Barnes won warm reviews for the nuance, style and strong rhythmic feeling with which he played the 60 tons of sonorous bells that he is confident...
...During the next ten years," adds Tex Thornton, "there should be more scientific and technological advancement than in all history-more than double that of the past 20 years." This means no letup for a company devoted to profiting by change. Litton's confident executives do not expect growth to level off until the company reaches at least $2 billion in sales-a point that could be reached within four years at the company's present growth rate, and that would rank it fifth among U.S. corporations. "There's really no place to stop," says Tex Thornton...