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...such ailments, Krips is the perfect doctor. He is a master of cajolery and charm, and a bulging pocket of ambition. He descends from a long line of Viennese-school conductors (Gustav Mahler, Felix Weingartner and Bruno Wal ter), and in his singing, legato style, he is one of the world's most admired conductors. His ar rival in San Francisco brought the city to a pitch of enthusiasm it had not felt for years...
...Please-please, no more!" squealed Sweden's vivacious Princess Christina, 19, airborne 16 times as friends and classmates helped celebrate her graduation from the French School in Stockholm. Proud wit nesses to the traditional toss-up were Grandfather King Gustav, 80, bearing a bouquet and Mother Princess Sibylle, 55. Christina kissed them goodbye, jumped into a flame-red Chevy convertible to tour streets jammed with well-wishers, then whizzed along to a champagne party. The fun-loving princess-bound for Radcliffe next autumn-looked like a girl who would fit right in at Cambridge...
...would be too great a strain on their other children. A few even went so far as to say that distribution of the drug had been the government's fault; therefore it was also the government's responsibility to provide for the children. Then, last year, Dr. Gustav Hauberg, an energetic orthopedist from the state of Lower Saxony, produced a comprehensive plan for taking care of thalidomide babies. Today that plan is a working reality, and throughout Germany, despair for the thalidomide victims has given way to understanding and hope...
...proposed project with the Argentine and Colombian governments will be modeled after the Pakistan field project. The contracts call for teams of economic experts to work with the governments in formulating development plans. According to Gustav F. Papanek, assistant director of the DAS, the plans for development are designed for the needs of each particular country...
Quelle sold more than $300 million in merchandise last year, most of it right out of the 404-page catalogue circulated to 5,000,000 families. Gustav Schickedanz, 68, Quelle's mustachioed founder and owner, knows the perils as well as the profits of selling to Europeans by catalogue. "Just imagine the enormous confidence the customer places in us by paying for goods he has not seen," he says. His standard: "When the customer unpacks them they must be even better than he had expected...