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KLAUS ZlRKEL Secretary European Federalist Students' Association Munich SIR: TIME, JULY 13, PAGE 32, FOOTNOTE: "THOUGH NO PRIME MINISTER IN MODERN TIMES HAS BEEN A BACHELOR." TUT TUT, TIME, YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR...
James Steven Watson, M.A., is a 46-year-old historian from Christ Church, Oxford, who has come to Harvard for the summer to teach modern English history. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Behind him is a 600-page study of the reign of George III (Vol. XII of the Oxford History of England series). Ahead of him, he hopes, is the biography of Charles James Fox ("I am devoted...
...July 9, and in San Francisco, three time zones behind, the Pacific Coast Exchange had responded as usual by sinking into afternoon doldrums. Many brokers had left the floor and were just settling down to leisurely lunches in the dining room of the Merchants' Exchange Club when page boys began moving quickly from table to table whispering an urgent message: "The Federal Reserve Board has just cut the margin from...
...ideas, the Trib hastened to add, were strictly his own. The Trib was particularly annoyed at being pictured as the Poor Little Match Girl of New York journalism by its own financial editor: "Last month was our biggest June yet," said Editor John Denson. In an editorial page box which complained that the Times had struck a low blow merely by printing most of Rogers' now on-the-record speech, the Trib was moved to brief apology. "We can only say that we are sorry...
Letting Go, by Philip Roth. Page by page, because of the author's unmatched eye and ear, this novel of the university young is a delight. Taken as a whole, it is a tiresome analysis of the Angst of a conventionally world-weary hero...