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...reach about 50 millimicrocuries for the month of April. After the notably "dirty" Soviet tests of 1958, the figure peaked at 94.45 in May of 1959. Japanese meteorologists point out that their last winter was very dry with rainfall registering only about half that of three years ago. They predict that when the heavy spring rains arrive, they will pull down enough fallout to equal or exceed the 1959 peak...
...past year. "God knows," said Morehead Patterson candidly. "We were the same corporation . . . What bothers me is that we have 30.000 more share holders now than before it happened, and I'm sorry for every one of them.'' Patterson's failure to predict any rise in AMF shares in the near future was coldly realistic: together with dozens of other glamour issues that have hit bottom since last fall, AMF stock is caught in the grip of a stubbornly listless stock market...
...Albert B. Wolfe, chairman of the Committee, said that the group will "seriously consider the University's request." He noted that the tentative boundary "cuts arross property lines and passes through several buildings." Wolfe refused to predict the Committee's final decision, but said that "all are aware of the problems created...
...good freshman crew last year, and we are going to get a lot of help from it," he said yesterday. "We've got good depth, too," he added, but he wouldn't attempt to predict a victory over the squad that surprised the Crimson in the second race last year...
Coach Cooney Weiland and captain John Livingood predict a victory over , although last year the Lord Jeffs downed Harvard...