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The greatest barrier to a Pennsy-Central merger has been labor's objection. Much of the barrier was removed last month, when the chiefs of 17 rail unions signed a job-protection deal with Pennsy Chairman Stuart Saunders and New York Central President Alfred Perlman. Terms: if the merger...
The big problem for Harvard is that some of the top Crimson wrestlers will face Springfield's best men. 137-pounder Howie Durfee, who's lost only one match all year, faces Springfield's captain Jay Saunders.
No pallbearers were to be found among friends, so seven newsmen were recruited for the job. Texas ministers, for all their talk about the shame of Dallas and the redemption of sin, seemed notably reluctant to preside. So the police chief telephoned the Rev. Louis A. Saunders, executive secretary of...
George Saunders '60, a staff writer for Militant, declared that the Nhus' land reform is primarily a duplication of the earlier French program. Neither the French nor the Diem regime have executed their reforms, be added, while the Viet-Cong have gained power by effectively carrying out their promises to...
Deeply disappointed, the Pennsy's new chairman, Stuart Saunders, 54, who had taken over the line on the very day of Orrick's pronouncement, and the Central's President Alfred Perlman denounced the Administration's stand as "impractical and unrealistic." The final decision about the merger...