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Rogers was subjected to close questioning after his talk, but leaders of the program predict that Henry A. Kissenger '50, professor of Government may draw even sharper queries today...
Sharper Competition. The Common Market economies at midyear are growing at 4.5% on an annual basis.- Britain's growth rate is edging close to the 4% charted by Chancellor of the Exchequer Reginald Maudling, and some economists predict that it will exceed 6% in the second half. Partly because a 2% unemployment rate has steadied labor costs and export prices, Britain's exports in the first half rose 6% over the same period in 1962, its balance-of-payments surplus hit a four-year high, and the pound sterling strengthened...
...sensible observer ventures to predict a sure winner. Yet as election day draws near, the experts in all three parties privately agree that Odría, onetime dictator or no, is getting the biggest campaign play. One Belaúnde aide reports that his pollsters in the cities tell him "everybody's talking about Odría." Says an Odría strategist: "I can only tell you that I think it will be close...
Young Knowles moves his arm cautiously, and wiggles his fingers slowly. But arm and fingers are sensitive to touch, heat and cold. Though the M.G.H. surgeons admit that these are "hopeful signs," they insist that they still cannot predict how fully Ev will recover the use of the arm. He faces many more months of treatment...
...predecessor after seven months of service. The new satellite's higher orbit, rising to 6,713 instead of 3,531 miles, makes it spend more time in the "slot" between the upper and lower belts, where the radiation is comparatively mild. Bell Lab scientists are careful not to predict how long Telstar II will operate without distress, but they are admittedly optimistic. Its curving course carries the satellite just high enough to bring it within range simultaneously of Andover and a station now under construction near Tokyo. If it holds out until the summer of 1964, it will...