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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Togliatti "never bet a cent on Khrushchev," continued Seniga. "He thought he was worth very little." Togliatti's newspaper L'Unita called the turn wrong on Zhukov, thinking the marshal was about to be promoted instead of sacked. Each morning for three years, Togliatti reportedly walked into Communist Party headquarters in Rome with the same question: "What news from the peasant?" Whenever the reply was "Nothing new." Togliatti would sigh, "Then today we can work in peace." After Hungary brought a flood of desertions from the Italian Red Party, Togliatti told an intimate: "See where Khrushchev has brought...
...Ernest L. Wynder of Manhattan's Sloan-Kettering Institute and Dr. Frank R. Lemon of the College of Medical Evangelists in Loma Linda made a joint report to the California Medical Society. Basis of their study: 8,692 patients admitted to eight Seventh-day Adventist hospitals in southern California in 1952-56. Of these, 564 were Seventh-day Adventists who did not smoke or drink because their religion forbids, while 8,128 were of persuasions that take no stand on tobacco or alcohol, so many, but not all, both smoked and drank. All patients had either cancer or coronary...
...cheering note for J. & L. President Avery C. Adams, along with other steelmakers, is that the hundreds of millions of dollars which they have poured into new plants and equipment are beginning to pay off in greater efficiency. Adams told stockholders that J. & L. can soon break even when operating at only 44% of capacity. Operating at only 50% of capacity, J. & L. could make $1.35-a-share profit...
...Good Woman was originally scheduled for production this May, but was dropped after its director, Charles L. Mee '60, took a leave of absence. For its fourth production, the H.D.C. joined with the Independent Players to produce John van Druten's I Am a Camera, opening this Wednesday...
...ever-expanding Harvard Student Agencies will produce next year a coupon booklet offering free gifts and other inducements from local merchants, Edward L. Croman '60, director of the project, announced yesterday...