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President: Segretti, and, and the Watergate ... There's no cover-up in this?to this point, period???not one talk of coverup...
...Rose Bowl Champions was a trying test for Yale's new coach, "Ducky" Pond. Instead of Harold Weekes, Columbia's backfield threat was a swarthy fat-jowled Austrian, Al Barabas. The thing about last week's game which reminded oldsters of Harold Weekes was Barabas' run in the first period???70 yd. to a touch down that counted six points.* Playing hard, evenly matched football on a slippery field, both teams scored in the second half, but Barabas' six points were as good as Weekes's five. Columbia 12, Yale...
...Premiers Frederick Charles Alderdice of Newfoundland. Howard Unwin Moffat of Southern Rhodesia, Nicolaas Christiaan Havenga of South Africa and Vice President Sean Thomas O'Kelly of the Irish Free State. Before them were twelve bundles of closely-typewritten paper representing twelve bilateral trade agreements over a five-year trial period???the result of four weeks of haggling and scratching at Ottawa's Imperial Economic Conference. One by one. smiling woodenly, the delegates signed...
...periodic crises inevitable under the capitalist system, whose production invariably outruns the demand every ten years or so because the capitalist producers withhold the profits from the working population and the gradual accumulation of this mass of profit becomes, so to speak, 'frozen' at the end of each period???or is exported?whereas under the Socialist system every cent of 'profit' is returned to the workers, not only in the form of wages but in material and cultural construction. Thus in the Socialist state?in Soviet Russia?there is no frozen money, so that supply and demand are adjusted automatically...
...miners had offered to make a two and one-half or a five year contract on definite terms, but would not hear of arbitration. The operators were equally intent on securing an arrangement under which there would be no strikes for a long period???as near a permanent settlement as possible, with automatic means of adjustment as conditions changed...