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...Colonel Robin Olds, U.S.A.F., a man of great courage and valor-the "typical" American. MRS. RUSSELL A. KAHLER Bonita, Calif...
Columbia, the League's other winless team, will have to wait yet another week before the second-division round-robin begins. Dartmouth, smarting from its humiliation at New Haven, comes to Baker Field intent on victory. The Indians are weaker and the Lions are stronger than last year when Dartmouth won, 56-14, and Columbia's Marty Domres should have a fair measure of success against the Green's crippled secondary; but the final will run 31-14, Dartmouth...
Blind Spot. Opinions vary on the reasons for the MIGs' recent tenacity, but most U.S. pilots agree with Air Force Colonel Robin Olds, who recently returned from Viet Nam: "I don't know what has happened to them, but there has been a change up there." Some believe that the MIGs are more active because North Koreans or Chinese are flying them. More likely, however, North Vietnamese pilots who have been trained in China or Russia are coming back with new tricks and honing their skills through experience...
...noon...the child's balloon eclipses both the sun and moon." Historical sequences disappear. Dylan discovers America, collides with a bowling ball and a girl from France, and, as he leaves, meets Columbus in search of land. Historical reference points dissolve in a montage. Einstein apeaprs disguised as Robin Hood, sniffing drainpipes and reciting the alphabet. "With all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves/ let me forget about today until tomorrow...
...closer his shaves with North Vietnamese MIGs and flak, the longer grew Colonel Robin Olds's mustache -an exuberant pair of chestnut handlebars that sprouted ever more proudly through 152 missions and four confirmed Communist kills. Now Olds, 45, has been reassigned Stateside as commandant of cadets at the Air Force Academy, a bastion of U.S. military tradition that forbids "wives, horses or mustaches" to cadets. Olds sought a face-saving clemency from the Commander-in-Chief, appealing that general Air Force rules permit mustaches that are "closely and neatly trimmed." But L.B.J. refused to be drawn into...