Word: oregon
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...Fulbright, warned that there must be reforms: "We have had too many examples of countries in which our aid programs have been corrupted." Another staunch aid advocate, Wisconsin's Republican Alexander Wiley, observed: "This matter of foreign aid will have to be resold to the American people." Oregon's Wayne Morse put it more bluntly: "I don't think the American economy can stand this program." And Vermont's Republican George Aiken was downright unkind: "I see no sign that they [State Department officials] are particularly qualified to handle huge sums of money. In fact...
Hogan charges that New York City Gambler Joseph Hacken. 41, was the fixer. His partner was David Budin, 28, onetime basketball captain at Brooklyn College and a junior high school physical-education teacher until last fall, when he was arrested and charged with trying to fix a Michigan-Oregon football game. To buy the accused basketball players, many of them products of New York high schools, says Hogan. Gambler Hacken and Teacher Budin supplied spending money, dates and ultimately bribes of $500-$1,000 a game. They even had a farm system to buy freshmen players before they reached...
...After burning out his competition with two blazing, 59-sec. middle laps, the University of Oregon's Dyrol Burleson slipped to 59.4 sec. in the final lap, still managed a 3-min. 57.6-sec. mile at Eugene, Ore.-fastest ever by a U.S. miler. Said Burleson afterward: "I think I could have cut three seconds off the last lap if I'd had someone to hang on to. When I get ahead, I get lazy...
...fast-moving President Malcolm MacNaughton, 51, Hawaii's Castle & Cooke Inc. launched a major push out of its home islands. The biggest of Hawaii's Big Five, Castle & Cooke has long concentrated most of its assets (now $117 million) in sugar land. Last week, mainland-born (Oregon) MacNaughton announced that C. & C. had completed arrangements to take over Dole Pineapple and Bumble Bee Brand Seafoods. Next MacNaughton targets: to decide whether to take up a Castle & Cooke option on 125,000 acres of Peruvian timberland, buy more food companies, get listed on the New York Stock Exchange
Mullin, of course, has run the fastest mile in the East this year, a 4:07.1 in the Heps. (Dyrol Burleson of Oregon turned in the nation's fastest collegiate mile this week, a fabulous 3:57.6) Paranya, it should be noted, was a sprinter in high school, and has been timed at 21.5 for the 220. In other words, he has a kick. Mullin and Paranya may try to come back...