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Only eight months ago, Bennette, who is also head of the New York Association for the Blind's Lighthouse Music School, proposed his idea to a fellow pianist and teacher at the Lighthouse. Edward Muller, 31. After Bennette found a benefactress, he and Muller were in business...
...clubhouse at the Augusta National Golf Club, defending Masters Champion Gary Player, 26, nervously sipped his nightly glass of Gastric Mixture G.6690-a concoction he had carted all the way from Muller's Pharmacy in Johannesburg, South Africa. "I'm playing tremendous golf," he said, "and I've got a good chance to win. But let's face it: Arnold Palmer is the man to beat. He's the best player in the world today, and he practically owns this golf course...
Major antagonists were the French delegation, headed by Agricultural Minister Edgard Pisani. and the West German group, headed by West German Agricultural Minister Werner Schwarz. Chairman of the conference last week was West Germany's Alfred Muller-Armack, who was kept so busy trying to keep peace among the two warring delegations that he had to retire at one stage because of his heart condition...
...Sparked by Julio Muller's seven goals, the Milwaukee Polo Club (TIME, July 16) overwhelmed Detroit's Beaver Ridge Farm, 13-9, at Hinsdale, Ill., to win the U.S. open polo championship...
With this as a starter, Dr. Muller thought society could go on to completely planned fatherhood, especially for couples "who are afflicted with sterility or a dubious genetic endowment." He brushed aside administrative difficulties by arguing that "dictation, whether by politicians, physicians or geneticists, would tend to be self-defeating." Dr. Muller was confident that, freezing would not damage sperm. But in one sketchily reported trial of frozen sperm, among the first three babies was a girl so deformed that the mother refused to take her home, and she proved to be mentally defective also...