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...Harvard-Radclifle Orchestra has announced the election of John P. Bilesikian '65, of Lowell House and Newton, president: Charles E. Hamlen '65, of Quincy House and Schenectady, N.Y., vice-president: Charmian L. Curtis '65, of Comstock Hall and Gilford, N.H., treasurer: Karen Monson '66, of Moors Hall and Newburgh, N.Y., secretary, and Judith Robinson '66, of Jordan W and Lombard, Ill, librarian; and the appointment of John R. Siegmund '65, of Leverett House and Grosse Points Woods. Mich., manager...
...threat to the industry comes largely from giant Du Pont, which has developed its own synthetic material for shoes after 13 years of searching in the labs. Du Pont is producing the material at a pilot plant in Newburgh, N.Y., is building a plant in Tennessee for full-scale production, and is exploring foreign markets with an eye to building overseas plants. The largest U.S. shoemaker, St. Louis' International Shoe Co.. hopes to make shoes from Du Pont's material by spring of 1964, and other firms are sure to follow. A similar synthetic material has been...
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Karen A. Monson '66, of Moors Hall and Newburgh, N.Y., and Steven Lubin '63, of Quincy House and New York City, won the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra's concerto contest Friday. They will play their prize-winning pieces with the orchestra next spirng...
Last year the relief rollers of Newburgh, N.Y., were briefly put on a bread-and-water basis by City Manager Joseph McDowell Mitchell, 40, who decreed a belt tightening on the use of welfare funds. Now it was Mitchell who might be getting a taste of tin-plate victuals. Mitchell was arrested and charged with agreeing to a $20,000 bribe from two real estate men who wanted a variance in a zoning rule in order to build a multiple-dwelling housing development. The brothers told the cops, turned the 20 grand over to Mitchell's bagman...