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...complained that it was too remote from his friends, the government obligingly moved him to a hotel nearer town. Frondizi's visitors, so tightly limited by the military when he was on Martin Garcia, will be limited only by Frondizi's wishes and Bariloche's remote ness from the capital...
Once the graduate students arrive in Cambridge, however, they encounter innumerable difficulties. Three seem particularly severe: the housing problem, the unfamiliar academic system, and the retention of their "foreign-ness...
Housing and academic difficulties both contribute to the third problem--that of "foreign-ness." By the end of their stay here, many foreign students still feel isolated and culturally segregated. Many students blame American insensitivity for this feeling. They claim that nothing is more irritating than being asked: "How do you like America?" They seek not superficial cordiality but a few genuine American companions with whom they can discuss the very problems of adjustment which housing and academic tensions create. Of the many students encountered by the Reverend Reginald Smart of the International Ministry, "not more than one quarter have...
...Untouchables (ABC, 9:30-10:30 p.m.). Even non-Ness fans may get a chill out of "Man in the Cooler," with J. D. Cannon and Salome Jens, directed by Ida Lupino...
Shell homes were launched 17 years ago by an enterprising young truck driver named Jim Walter, who went into busi ness with $600 borrowed from his father. The idea had great appeal to returning servicemen, who did not yet have it made and were handy with their hands. By 1961, shell firms accounted for 8% of the one-family housing market and had be come one of Wall Street's bets on the future. But fast-buck builders swarmed in, competition stiffened, and many firms began putting up frames with little regard for quality or adequate financing...