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Writer of the new section is Associate Editor William Bowen, a graduate of Princeton (Phi Beta Kappa, '48) and holder of a master's degree in history from the Yale Graduate School, who has been a TIME staffer since 1949. Working with him will be Researcher Karen Burger Booth. Both move to The Law from The Nation, where both handled many stories dealing with intricate aspects of law. Senior editor of the section is Richard Seamon, a Yalesman ('40) who once attended Columbia Law School for a short time but does not offer that as a qualification...
Roberts, the Ivies' leading passer in 1962 and record-holder in three season categories, is again the best passer with 37 completions for 397 yards and a completion average of .607. In addition, Roberts leads in total offense--436 yards--and scoring--24 points...
...Frank Froehling rallied brilliantly to win a crucial singles match, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4, 6-4. Wimbledon Champion Chuck McKinley won two singles matches in straight sets, teamed with Dennis Ralston to take the doubles. Still to go before the U.S. gets a crack at perennial Cup holder Australia: the interzone finals next month against India. > Oklahoma: a 17-12 upset victory over No. 1-ranked Southern California...
...boulevard. He offers to carry a pretty girl's parcels, and they turn out to belong to a fat woman walking behind her. He crashes through the bushes in the park to give a lump of sugar to a poodle on a leash, discovers that the leash holder is walking a baby, not a dog. He prances up behind a sports car to doff his hat to a long-haired blonde in the front seat, only to find that she is an Afghan hound, not a mademoiselle. In a nightclub he sets off a chain reaction when he borrows...
...sell shares to the public, Merrill Lynch must first persuade the Stock Exchange to change its longstanding rule that every holder of brokerage-firm stock must first be approved by the exchange; the rule would obviously make the public sale and free trading of its stock impossible. McCarthy concedes that this approval may take years; the exchange is slow to change and is, after all, controlled by many of the insiders who prefer to keep Wall Street a club. But the Midwest Stock Exchange already has opened the way for public ownership, and Merrill Lynch feels that the Securities...