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¶ CLIFFORD FRED RASSWEILER, 51, research scientist, who became vice chairman of Johns-Manville Corp., biggest U.S. maker of asbestos insulation materials. Son of a Methodist minister, Rassweiler worked his way through the University of Denver, got his Ph.D. in organic chemistry at the University of Illinois, worked for Du...
Reed banned fraternities and sororities, scorned football and outside athletics. There were no roll calls, no proctors, no cheerleader atmosphere. Students stuck close to their books. Today Reed can boast as many physicists listed in American Men of Science as Johns Hopkins.
At night, the city lay black, empty and desolate in the moonlight. The crack of small-arms fire rang incessantly through the streets, much of it directed at jeep thieves who worked steadily every night. Seoul's Capitol Club, where,, two weeks ago a plate of potato chips had...
Members of the commission are: the presidents of Brown, Stanford, Johns Hopkins, and Missouri Universities, Union College, and California Institute of Technology; two lawyers; and two businessmen.
Although NAMsters were against the Administration's excess-profits tax, they were ready to go along with a boost in corporate and other taxes. Some of them, notably Lewis H. Brown, Johns-Manville board chairman, talked as tough about taxes as anyone in Washington. He asked for a $25...