Word: p
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...Currier P Table. Treas Undergraduate Admissions Council...
Ever since John F. Kennedy '40 abandoned his safe House seat to run for the U.S. Senate in 1952, THOMAS P. O'NEILL Jr. (D-Mass.) has represented Cambridge, along with Boston's Back Bay and parts of several other neighboring cities in Massachusetts's 18th Congressional district. By virtue of his position as Speaker of the House, his popularity throughout the district, and the overwhelmingly Democratic voter registration, "Tip" O'Neill can't possibly lose to perennial Republican challenger William "Battlin' Bill" Barnstead tomorrow...
Throughout the vast land, the New China News Agency delivered itself of rhapsodic song. "As the plane carrying Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-p'ing approached Tokyo Bay, towering Mount Fuji caught the eye with its beautiful snowy peak standing out in bold relief against the blue...
...Brown 21-20 Dartmouth 24-10 Yale 17-14 Princeton 27-21 16-16 (.500) Mark Director Harvard 24-20 Dartmouth 31-18 Yale 20-17 Penn 30-24 16-16 (.500) Bill Scheft Harvard 20-17 Dartmouth 17-6 Yale 30-14 Penn 21-3 10-22 (.313) P. Wayne Moore '79 Harvard 27-21 Dartmouth 24-14 Cornell 14-13 Penn 17-10 Guest Selector
...SHEEHAN (Harvard) 25: 07.1, 4. Enright (Army) 25: 10.6, 5. MURPHY (H) 25: 15.0, 6. Challener (Princeton) 25: 15.7, 7. Donahue (Navy) 25: 19.6, 8. Thibodeau (A) 25: 21.0, 9. FITZSIMMONS (H) 25: 22.8, 10. Keough (Penn) 25: 24: .4, 11. Heimerdinger (Pton) 25: 26.5, 12. Moreland (P) 25: 29.2, 13. Grogan (A) 25: 31, 14. Flippin (Pton) 25: 32.6, 15. Petracca (Cornell...