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* Jan. 1--A representative of the anti-DeGuglielmo coalition visited the City Manager during a break in the council's inaugural ceremony. He told DeGuglielmo that a majority of the council was against him, and reportedly offered the City Manager a chance to retire, DeGuglielmo refused.
Hudnut, 81, came to Harvard in 1936 from Columbia--where he had been dean of Architecture--to take over the School here. He remained dean until his retirement in 1953. In that year, Hudnut was succeeded by Jose Luis Sert, who has announced that he will retire at the end...
After 24 years on Capital Hill, Hickenlooper became the second veteran Republican in as many weeks to announce that he would not run in '68. Earlier, Kansas' Senator Frank Carlson, 74-who, with Hickenlooper, has been one of the Foreign Relations Committee's minority of supporters of...
Sir: If miniskirts get any higher, bikini makers will have to retire! PHIL CARROLL Chicago
The vast majority of private employers require their workers to retire no later than age 65, supposedly to enjoy the sunset years of life in carefree leisure. Many firms now offer optional retirement at 62 or 60 (some demand it), or even as early as 50. Is this good? "No...