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Rittenburg is still running today. Late last January, he trimmed his weight by 20 pounds, entered the Boston Athletic Association Indoor Meet, and ran a respectable, though non-placing time in the hurdles. These "periodic comebacks," as McCurdy calls them, are just what you'd expect from Rit. He never recognized a limit on what he might do and there will never be another like...
More than debate, however, is needed. While adoption of the whole of the report's recommendations may be too much to expect immediately, some of its proposals, notably parts of its programs to upgrade Negro housing, education, jobs and welfare, could feasibly be enacted by Congress. As the commission warned, there is no time to lose. Ominous harbingers of summer violence were already evident last week in several cities. Windows were smashed, and a Negro boy was shot to death by police in Omaha when a speaking appearance by Alabama's George Wallace touched off two nights...
...Expecting the Unexpected. If that didn't unsettle his basically conservative constituency (it is only 6% Negro), his votes last week to invoke cloture to end the civil rights debate and to defeat an antiriot measure undoubtedly did. But Harris' own Senate colleagues have come to expect the unexpected from the new-style Sooner, a tough-minded, blunt-and brave-political tightrope walker. After only three years in the Senate, Harris is already regarded as a possible future Democratic leader...
Some 45 new investment projects have been approved, at least in principle, and within the past four weeks, 15 foreign banks have received the nod to open branches in Djakarta. They include the Bank of America, Chase Manhattan, First National City Bank and American Express. All expect to be open for business before the end of the year and capable of financing foreign ventures on the spot...
Those who have followed Bill McCurdy's teams for the past few years know that Harvard is always the team to beat among the Ivies, they have come to expect the regular emergance of a Jim Baker or a Doug Hardin. But the news that Harvard has qualified more than a dozen athletes to compete in the NCAA Championships this weekend may amaze even the most optimistic fans...