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Uneasy lies the tawny head of Brazilian Beauty Queen Lúcia Petterle, 22, crowned Miss World in London last month. A cold blast from Mecca Ltd., the Miss World organization, accused Lúcia of "wild outbursts" and of failure to sign the usual one-year contract with Mecca, worth at least $75,000 in personal appearances and endorsements. Lúcia pleaded that she was finishing up some modeling obligations. To take her mind off all this hassling, the third-year medical student sailed into eight final exams...
Except for a one-year appointment Director of Student Employment. Reardon has been on the Harvard Admissions Board since 1965. Last year he also served as Allston Burr Senior Tutor in Kirkland House...
...Harvard Glee Club and its associated groups have been reorganized for a one-year trial period. The Radcliffe Choral Society has been dissolved: in its place is the new Collegium Musicum, a select mixed ensemble of seventy singers. The Glee Club will no longer perform with a Radcliffe organization though it will continue cooperating with outside groups. The creation of a mixed chorus of uncommon quality will ease the tensions that came from having two single-sex systems. All the details have been carefully attended to: rehearsals are the same evening for both groups allowing men to participate in mixed...
...prices in major industries." His remarks left little doubt that the Administration will retain legal authority to force such industries to roll back wage and price increases that it considers inflationary, rather than relying on strictly voluntary compliance. It will probably do so by asking Congress for a one-year extension of the Economic Stabilization Act, which empowered Nixon to declare the freeze; that act expires next April 30. A similar program of firm control was also suggested earlier in the week by Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans, who went on to predict that wage increases will have...
...bloodshot," the officer later explained. So he asked the youth if he was drunk. "No," said 17-year-old Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and, according to the cop, spat a mouthful of ice cream into his face. Hauled into court on a loitering charge (just two weeks after his one-year probation for possessing marijuana had ended), he pleaded no contest and was ordered to pay $50 in court casts. When Kennedy explained that he did not have the money with him, the judge gave him a week to scrape up the fifty...