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Eleven years ago, Han, then 26, was just a disgruntled employee in a government department store in Pyongyang, capital of Red North Korea. He fled south with retreating United Nations troops, found himself in the teeming southern Korean coastal city of Pusan. Like thousands of other jobless refugees, Han opened...
The Vatican has greeted the film with an E rating-which would stand for Excommunication if celluloid had a soul, but in reality means Extra-Money-at-the-Box-Office. Boccaccio '70 proved the point by grossing more than $200,000 in its first ten days, milking the Italian...
Because more students are eating in Harkness than did so in 1959-60, the dining hall is grossing seven per cent more than a year ago. Twenty-five fewer students are buying meals on the weekly basis, but a large increase in the number of meals purchased singly has more...
The Senate Bill adds some 4,050,000 workers to the 24 million already covered in a U.S. labor force of 73 million. To newly covered workers, the bill provides a sliding scale rising from $1 an hour in 1961, without overtime, to $1.25 an hour in 1964, with time...
London police, themselves known as "peelers" 100 years ago,* are keeping an absorbed eye on the clubs, earnestly looking for violations of the law. But as the law works now, managers need only register their clubs with a clerk who has no authority to refuse them the right to operate...