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The soft June afternoon burst to a deep, mechanical snarl, and the gently rolling countryside south of Le Mans, France came alive as 54 low-slung sports cars whirled into the start of "les vingt-quatre heures," auto racing's classic Grand Prix of Endurance. Once more the famous...
So last week began the third plenary assembly of the French Catholic Church since World War II. Except for the microphone on the table in front of Cardinal Liénart, where he presided with his fellow cardinals (Feltin of Paris. Gerlier of Lyon, Grente of Le Mans. Roques of...
The recent announcement that a conference on political geography would serve as a major highlight in the 1957 Summer School Session indicates once again that the study of geography is of central concern to a liberal education in helping to understand mans relationship to the world community.
"Any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankinde, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee" (John Donne). The bell which tolls for Hungary tolls equally for us who watch in helpless impotence.
No one had really forgotten the 83 dead and 75 injured (some still in the hospital) from last year's 24-hour Grand Prix of Endurance. But the good citizens of Le Mans and the nervous officials of France's Automobile Club de I'Ouest also remembered...