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Before rehearsals were over, the monks had begun serving coffee and wine to the artists and technicians. Stagehands set up their scaffolding in the nave, and regular church services were held in a side chapel...
This week, as Goodwill celebrated its 50th anniversary, it could point to a record matched by no organization in the world In its 101 U.S. plants, it has employed thousands of handicapped workers repairing or renovating cast-off articles for sale by Goodwill. Otherwise the workers would nave had to depend for support on relatives or the community. In so doing, Goodwill has shown private industry that handicapped workers can often do as good, and sometimes better, work than normal workers. Industry has taken the lesson to heart. About 30% of the 17,545 handicapped men & women employed by Goodwill...
...week, a man in an overcoat climbed to the lectern of St. Paul's Cathedral and pointed a pistol toward the great dome. No one made a move to stop him. Two shots, shattering the gloom of the church, made a noise like an artillery barrage booming across nave and transept. For twelve seconds the reverberations echoed...
...sister organization, Radio Free Europe (TIME, July 17, 1950), R.F.A. was founded by a group of private U.S. citizens* who feel that the Voice of America, though effective in its way, is sometimes hampered because of "good & sufficient reasons of national policy." Explains Director John W. Elwood: "Because we nave no Government ties, we can say anything we damn please." For the present, R.F.A.'s transoceanic voice will be limited to 75 minutes of news and interpretation, six days a week...
Eventually Grand Coulee will have twelve pumps, housed in a long, tall room with the proportions of a cathedral nave. Two are already installed, driven by the most powerful (65,000 h.p.) motors in the world. Each can pump enough water (one billion gallons a day) to meet the needs of New York City. All twelve pumps together will lift 16,000 cubic feet per second-close to the average flow of the Colorado River...