Word: ims
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Fortunately, an unstated but strict protocol helps ease Rogers' schedule, which is arranged according to the im portance which the U.S. attaches to each foreign minister's country. Thus, in the first bilateral sessions held between U.S. and Chinese diplomats since President Nixon made his journey to Peking, China's Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua dined in Rogers' private apartment last week (and discussed broadening trade and cultural ties). Rogers also dined with Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and lunched with his close friend, Britain's Sir Alec Douglas-Home, and with France...
With only Brumwell entered, the Harvard contingent could relax and watch some great swimmers perform. In the evening finals of the 400-yd. IM, Indiana's Gary Hall completed his IM sweep with another fine performance. Swimming the distance in 3:58.71, Hall fell less than .5 second off his own American record...
...IM. Gary Hall, also of Indians, won yet another title and broke yet another record. Swimming the distance in 1:51.50, Hall set now American and NCAA standards, and appears bound for Munich in this Olympic year...
...limited. Dave Brumwell, who finally broke the two-minute mark in the 200-yd. individual medley at the Easterns, is well back of the leader. Gary Hall of Indiana, and his scoring chances seem remote. Brumwell, who like Baughman holds three Harvard records, will also swim the 400-yd. IM, but once again his chances of scoring are doubtful...
...before co-captain Dan Kobick had to leave Harvard because of academic and disciplinary probation he was doing his worst times in five years: Eastern standout Tim Chetin went to 2:10 in the 200 IM after doing a 2:01.49 at Easterns last year; junior Bob Lawton couldn't reach his freshman year times, senior breaststroker Dave Law quit; Craig Sewell and Howie Burns quit again, and Henry Watson never made it to the first meet. The reasons for the poor or non-performance of the upperclassmen are many; academic pressures, bad love lives, poor health, being constantly stoned...