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No Politics. The man most responsible for WHO's progress on 825 projects in 1961, "Marco" Candau, 51, is the first person in history to earn the title of "doctor to the world." Born across the bay from Rio de Janeiro, graduated from its school of medicine in 1933...
At their peaks, such stocks as IBM. Texas Instruments. Xerox and Hewlett-Packard climbed to anywhere from 80 to 120 times earnings. Raskob was a piker. Some companies such as Itek and Farrington became glamour stocks even while they were still operating in the red. And as investors became more...
Although more young composers join the aleatory ranks every year, most critics denounce the movement as fraudulent, or misguided, or both. Staying one step ahead of his critics. Senior Statesman Cage is already proclaiming aleatory music passe -he prefers to think that his own brand of "indeterminacy" is the ultimate...
In 1960, the Ford Foundation told five U.S. universities, from Stanford to Notre Dame, that $46 million was theirs in varying shares-if in three to five years they could match the money by at least two for one. Last week Baltimore's Johns Hopkins announced that it was...
Johns Hopkins' drive was largely powered by President Milton Eisenhower, who says, "I won't rattle a tin cup, but I'll tell the story." In five years, he has changed his school's financial complexion from red to black and doubled the budget to $61...