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...never seen anything like it in sports," he said. "It was almost a miracle." Starting the season with one outstanding pitcher plus a fairly run-of--mill group, the Crimson compiled amazing 21-21 record--a mark no Harvard team had matched since 1885. The Crimson had three magnificent , and the rest of the starting one played up to the very limits...
...nationalized steel industry developed the revolutionary L-D oxygen steelmaking process, from which 15 million tons of steel will be made this year all over the world; now it is building a $30 million L-D plant in Russia and is considering a deal to put up a rolling mill in North Korea. Austria has also signed a series of barter treaties with Russia and the satellites, manages to run a payments surplus because foreign tourists spend $523 million a year to enjoy its Alps and its Gemiitlichkeit...
...plants in West Berlin, Turkey and Japan. Kaiser Steel has just closed the largest trade deal in Australia's history: with a local partner, it will sell $600 million worth of iron ore to Japan over the next 15 years. Kaiser Cement & Gypsum this month opened a mill in Florida, and later this year will start up another in New Jersey, thus invading the eastern U.S. market...
...doubts. In fact, he labeled the first electric coffee mills off the assembly line "Moulin X" - literally, Mill X - to protect the reputation of his established firm, Moulin-Légumes, in case the venture did not work out. It did, and Mantelet's firm has since become France's largest manufacturer of electrical appliances, proudly bearing the name Moulinex. Last week at Paris' 34th International des Arts Menagers, where 1,800 appliance makers from 26 countries showed their wares, Moulinex took another step forward by announcing plans to add ten new household appliances to its present...
Helio Jaguaribe is an eclectic revolutionary--one of the "new breed" of Latin American intellectuals. In a land known for its militant theorists and dogmatic unarxists, he is a pragmatic and flexible practitioner. Born and educated in Brazil, he founded a steel mill in 1953, managed it for ten years, and then resigned when General Castelo Branco seized control of the government in early 1964; he found only a "minimum of compatibility" with the new regime...