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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pointing out that President Carl Reinert of Creighton University is a brother of President Paul Reinert of St. Louis University. We really do not believe that this is Creighton's only claim to some degree of academic excellence. Just once we would like to see in print that Paul is Carl's brother...
Wherever a column of print fell short of page length, the Observer dropped in an item whose only visible purpose was to reach the bottom of the page. Sample: "John E. Roberts, editor of Charity and Children, was elected president of the Baptist Public Relations Association last week...
Buckley actually approves of the John Birch Society ("I hope it thrives"), but has been more and more bothered by its founder's antics. Last April Buckley said in print that there were "grave differences" between his own conservative creed and that of retired Taffy-Puller Welch. Besides, last week's Review editorial was bound to brew another of the ideological storms on which Buckley and the Review seem to thrive...
Father Lombardi's book, which received the approval of his Jesuit superior and an imprimatur from a local auxiliary bishop, has not been ordered withdrawn from print. But Vatican officials agreed that only placement on the Index could have been a sterner rebuke. Murmuring that his book was only the opinion of a "simple priest," Father Lombardi affirmed his loyalty to the church and retired to silence. Said one Vatican cleric: "Only the Pope is God's microphone...
Most bankers quickly lifted rates to the maximum, trumpeting the boost in hard-selling ads that only in the small print indicated that 4% was not being paid from the day of deposit. By narrowing the differential in interest rates, the banks could make better competitive use of their advantages over the savings and loan associations. Unlike the S. and L.s, the banks are financial department stores that offer checking accounts, Christmas clubs and personal loans. In addition, the banks enjoy a popular image of greater strength and solidity-although deposits in S. and L.s are also federally insured (through...