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...able staff of ten newsmen and imported Harper Barnes, a reporter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, as editor. Early this year Missner bought out his partner and proceeded to plow about $350,000 of his own money into his new property-money that he is now beginning to recoup...
...that he financed Maidstone largely by himself, selling some of his shares in New York's successful ex-underground newspaper the Village Voice to raise the money. Before he embarks on another film, he would like Maidstone to achieve even a small measure of popular success and perhaps recoup some of that expense. He realizes that some people, at least, will take the film as a put-on. But he is dead serious about it and has seen it at least 150 times. "I love it,'' he says. "For me it ranks along with the best...
...expectation the Communists have explosively upset in the past, notably during Tet 1968. Even if Lam Son has slowed the Communist supply effort, it has done so only temporarily. If South Vietnamese forces do stay in Laos until mid-April, the Communists will still have several weeks to recoup before the monsoon completely closes the trail. To win this temporary advantage, the allies have paid dearly. Though the U.S. toll has been relatively light-69 dead or missing, 64 wounded, 73 helicopters destroyed-the South Vietnamese suffered considerable casualties. Saigon admits to 918 ARVN dead, but unofficial estimates...
Still reeling from last Saturday's 41-14 loss to Princeton, Rutgers will try to recoup its defensive forces this afternoon and rebound against the Crimson in a 2 p.m. game in Harvard Stadium...
...city will offer B. C. a chance to recoup its losses with free use of the John B. Hynes auditorium for a rock event later in the year, probably in October or November when things have cooled down." Frank said...