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There are a variety of reasons why many people who pledged did not contribute," LaMonte said. "This was a busy week academically, and the weather was poor. Then, too, it is possible that because of inter-House competition for the largest number of pledges, many people signed up who didn't intend to contribute. However, the Drive made a significant contribution to the blood program...
Baker-Smith defeated Hall unanimously Monday night to become the other finalist. Both will end their two years of inter-club competition before graduation next spring when one wins the $300 first prize and the other a $200 prize. Each eight-man, club competes as a team of researchers with two serving as oralists...
Ames competitors are members of the eight-man law clubs which almost all students join in their first year. All first year arguments are intra-club. Second year inter-club competition begins when each club enters four two-man teams in the fall qualifying rounds. The eight clubs with the highest average compete in the spring quarter-finals, each as a team of researchers with two members serving as oralists...
Brazil's headaches and growing pains are proportionately huge; the country is racked by inflation, is desperately short of development capital and pitifully dependent on its one big export, coffee. As the finance ministers of Latin America gathered last week for the inter-American economic conference (see below), Brazil was an almost perfect case history of the economic ills besetting most of Latin America...
...bougainvillaea-spangled Petropolis, Brazil's traditional summer capital (see above), Latin American delegates to the inter-American economic conference last week opened their campaign for a massive new program of help from the U.S. (TIME, Nov. 22). The response was a blend of sweet reasonableness and polite standoff from U.S. Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey. The Latinos wanted price floors for the raw materials they supply the U.S.; Humphrey countered that "We as governments should reduce . . . our own intervention in the fields of commerce and industry." The Latinos wanted outside financing totaling $1 billion a year; Humphrey suggested...