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About 150 students attend their seminar meetings regularly, according to senior tutors and leaders of the individual seminars. Regular attendance implies conscientious preparation, which in many cases means a reading load nearing that of a standard half course...
American Airlines, which flies 33 Electras, has also been affected by the higher operating costs, and is concerned about the Electra's waning reputation (five crashes, with 223 fatalities, in less than two years), since load factors on its Electras are running 6% to 10% below the rest of the fleet. To try to counteract the Electra's bad publicity, American has organized a truth squad of veteran Electra pilots, which is touring cities served by its Electras to extol the virtues of the aircraft...
...Endowment certainly is not carrying as proportionate a load as in previous years," L. Gard Wiggins, Administrative vice-President, commented yesterday. As costs rise, tuition and other fees must also be hiked to fill the gap which interest on stocks and bonds cannot...
Tuesday the American electorats will go to the polls for what may be the most crucial Presidential election of this century. The next President faces an immense load of unsolved international and domestic problems, and upon the way be handles these problems rest the future of this country as a free society and the future of the world as a free and peaceful planet. Because, unlike his opponent, he has demonstrated an understanding of the challenges and dangers of the Sixties; because, unlike his opponent, he has emphasized the courage and sacrifice necessary to meet those challenges; and because, unlike...
...some companies, a temporary check on the earnings of others. Benefiting from the office automation boom, IBM profits soared $5,000,000 in the third quarter over the same period in 1959, lifted per-share earnings for the nine months to $6.51 v. $5.57 last year. Aided by 70% load factors on its new jets, which now carry 56% of United's passengers, United Air Lines made a steep climb; President William A. ("Pat") Patterson announced record third-quarter earnings of $1.97 per share, up from $1.74 a year ago. Ford, riding the compact crest, announced an extra quarterly...