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AMERICAN EDUCATION, especially the education of American women, lost a champion when Ada Comstock Notestein died last week. Born, as she liked to point out, the first white child in the Red River valley, in Moorhead, Minnesota, she grew up loving the wide prairies and wheat fields of the West. She was encouraged by her father, to whom she always felt close, to go east to college. She graduated from Smith College in 1897, took graduate work in English at Columbia and from there went to the University of Minnesota as a teacher of English and the first dean...
...Juan in Hell. Without benefit of props, costumes or scenery Paul Henried, Ricardo Montalban, Edward Mulhare and Agnes Moorhead sizz'e through George Bernard Shaw's intellectual chatter in an uncommonly brilliant production of "Man and Superman's" long third...
...politics with the Viet Nam War by increasing hopes for a peace settlement to aid his re-election campaign. They call the charges themselves cynical campaign tactics, and some say they believe the President has done a commendable job and is sincerely pushing for a negotiated settlement. Says Stephen Moorhead, a Northbrook, Ill., lawyer: "Nixon's done the best job he could with the situation he inherited and without losing face. McGovern would negotiate in weakness." Rex Stevens, an Indianapolis salesman, believes the McGovern campaign has actually endangered chances for a negotiated settlement: "Hanoi now will hold off negotiations...
...with unpredictable effects on the human recipient. One stray monkey virus has turned up in some vaccine samples. Many virologists believe that it would be better to make the vaccine from viruses grown in human cells, specifically in a strain developed by Dr. Leonard Hayflick and Dr. Paul S. Moorhead. Originally derived from the lung tissue of a Swedish aborted fetus, this strain is pure, will reproduce itself 50 times and allows a huge yield of cellular material. Britain already uses polio vaccine produced in these cells, and the U.S.S.R. is switching to it. But for years the U.S. regulatory...
Radcliffe's darkhorse hopes to win the team trophy were extinguished when Claire Stuart was sidelined with a virus. Penny Moorhead and replacement Ellen Rouse were still seeded third, but lost in the first round...