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...Goldman said he thought Gorbachev, who is scheduled to sign an arms control agreement with President Reagan, would be politically wise to come to Harvard because of favorable publicity in the Soviet Union...
...would play very nicely at home on Soviet TV," Goldman said...
...Gorbachev it would make sense to come here. It would make sense to visit the Route 128 corridor" where much of the high-tech industry has gravitated in recent years, said Marshall I. Goldman '56, director of Harvard's Russian Research Center...
...Boston stop in the Route 128 area would take the place of a visit to California's Silicon Valley, which Reagan had reportedly urged. Goldman said however that a California trip is less likely because of the travel time involved...
...rumors mounted by the hour as Wall Street lunged and lurched through its wildest week. Many of the country's biggest brokerage firms and investment houses were said to be in trouble, even sinking: E.F. Hutton; Merrill Lynch; First Boston; Goldman, Sachs. Speculation swirled so briskly around Hutton that President Robert Rittereiser had to assure employees that the firm's financial resources were "strong and fully adequate." Though similar reassurances echoed up and down Wall Street, they left many doubts. As the stock-trading chaos continued, what would happen to the $50 billion American securities industry...