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...course, some British Socialists who resent the success of American capitalism, and there are some British diehards who resent the transfer of power from London to Washington, but what we resent far more is the American failure to provide an adequate leadership. Your article mentions the names of Milton and Hampden. Those, as you rightly claim, are names which still mean something to us ... We don't see how people who support McCarthy can have the nerve to lecture us upon our alleged failure to remember Hampden . . . VERNON BARTLETT News Chronicle London
...Blood Drive Committee stressed the importance of this drive. They said that the Korean War has seriously depleted blood reserves. Milton Engel '56, co-chairman of the committee, reported that, due to forgetfulness or other reasons, "about five out of 13 who promise to give blood do not show...
...Varsity B Whites, despite a 3-0 victory by Freshman ace Ben Hecksher, edged the Freshman Boos, 3-2. The varsity winners were: Guy Pascal over Henry Place, 3-0; and Bob Brown over James Hammond, 3-0; and Bob Milton over Tony Ostheimer, 3-2. Doug Gardener was the other freshman victor...
There is probably no one he will meet in freshman this year, with the possible exception of Exeter's Paul Martin, who can give him any trouble. He best Milton Street, the country's 11th ranking amateur, last week. Street will play him again today in order to prove his loss a fluke, but a victory over Street, fluke or not, is an achievement...
Challenge & Response. In no country was the report awaited more eagerly than in Argentina, which had used Milton Eisenhower's visit as the occasion to launch a new policy of friendliness toward the U.S. Buenos Aires was at first disappointed that the report did not directly mention Argentina's changed attitude. But Argentines could take consolation in the fact that U.S. business was now showing marked interest in economic cooperation, and that representatives of blue-chip U.S. firms have been flocking into Buenos Aires of late to look over prospects for capital investment...