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...California drought at its worst, TIME Correspondent James Wilde visited Orland (pop. 3,241), a farming community in the Sacramento Valley. His report...
...backstroker Eric Fish, freestyler Buddy Orland, freshman Chip Tom in the breastroke, butterfly specialist Kurt Spohn, and freestyle sprinters Guy Stone and Bruce Featherstone all play key roles in the Bulldog strategy...
Captain Fred Mitchell, who had an outstanding afternoon against the Elis should give Harvard a strong 1-2 punch in the 500, where his is ranked second. He will have to battle Campbell in the 200-yd. free, along with Holum and Orland of Yale, whom he beat last Saturday, but should place high in the event. Mike Cook could surprise in the 200 as well if he improves at all on his excellent 1:44.7 clocking...
Yale's Holum and Orland have better times in the 500-yd. free, but Harvard's Rich Baughman may be ready for a big effort. The 200-yd. breast stroke pitting Dave Brumwell, unbeaten in the event, against two excellent Yale performers could go either way, as could the vitally important final freestyle relay...
...American mythology in a world designed basically for preadolescents are all disturbing indications that Disneyland is too real to ignore, but too fanciful to take seriously. Disneyland often gives the impression of the good old American, fraud masked as something respectable. Its newest offspring is an amusement park in Orland, Florida ("Disney World") which has the tax status of a city, and is soon to receive its own city government. Employees are not simply trained, they attend Disney World University, where a new, optimistic outlook on life is part and parcel of the training. The real and the fantastic...