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...study, written by Charies W. Ellot II, professor of City and Regional Planning, was sent by Edward L. Bernays of the Citizens Emergency Committee to Save Memorial Drive to give Udall a basis for his decision...
These, roughly, are the facts, and one can do whatever one wishes with them. One can argue that the army acted to save democracy, and to banish Communism from Brazil. The argument is supported by the probability that Goulart planned to rule, at best, by Gaullist plebiscite and by the fact that in its first two days the army regime has arrested two thousand Brazilians which it has labeled Communists...
While the army did act to save democracy, the motive was far from pure: it also acted to avoid the reforms the country needs. The new government is not going to be popular with the peasants, the workers, and the students, all of whom supported Goulart from the left. The anti-Communist purge will make them unhappy, and if the economic situation continues to deteriorate during the eighteen months that the congressionally appointed president will serve, the new rulers will face a tremendous crisis in 1965. An election would probably bring in a candidate at least as radical as Goulart...
...even sterling pitching couldn't save the Crimson against Johns Hopkins Saturday. Andy Luther started and gave up a cheap first-inning run on an error, a passed ball, and a squeeze play. Luther's arm was giving him trouble, and he was replaced by John Scott in the second inning. Harvard tied the score in the fourth when Liebgott walked, stole second, and scored on a single by Miller...
...While only half of those in the low-income groups manage to save as much as a year's pay, those who make $100,000 or more often have savings that equal 15 years' income...