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...played a fast running game, but their passing efforts were not strong enough to overcome the strength of the Cleary-Copeland combination. The contest gave Kirkland its first defeat of the season, breaking the 6-0-0 tie between the two teams. Other standouts for the Puritans were Bill Schreiber, Jim Adamson, and Charles Needles. Intramural Standings FOOTBALL W L T Kirkland 6 0 1 Winthrop 6 1 0 Adams 3 1 3 Eliot 3 4 0 Leverett 2 3 1 Lowell 2 3 1 Dunster 1 5 1 Dudley...
...weekly L'Observateur. The Viet Minh duly invaded Laos. They were unopposed. In May 1954, soon after the fall of Dienbienphu, Chief of Staff General Paul Ely outlined France's catastrophic military situation to the Defense Committee. Two days later L'Express (edited by Jacques Servan-Schreiber and then in stout support of Mendès-France for Premier) printed the secret plan to send conscripts to Indo-China. Ex-Police Commissioner Baylot testified he had done nothing about the leaks. Pleaded Baylot: "You know.how it is. Whenever you signal something like that, somebody will tell...
...Puritans, hoping to avenge last year's overtime loss to Branford College, will meet them again in the I.A.B. at 2:30. Center Dave Bodiker and guard George Doyle, who have been pacing Winthrop's scoring this year, will be among the starters. Bill Parmley, guard, and Bill Schreiber, forward, will also be present in the opening lineup. The Puritans finished the house games here with a 12-2 record...
Useless Blood. Mollet's program did not sit well with anybody. "A fake attempt to negotiate peace and half measures to prepare for war!" cried Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber in L'Express (the newspaper of the Mendès-France camp, which this week gave up its costly attempt to become a Parisian daily and went back to being a weekly). The left-wing Combat warned: "It is the Indo-China solution. The shameful war by petits paquets [little packets], the blood spilled uselessly, with the prospect of an increasing extension of hostilities, capped by a new Dienbienphu...
...Cruel Hoax. Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber's L'Express (circ. 75,000) promptly slashed at the Elle charges with double-page center spreads in defense "of that most fragile of human mechanisms: a poet." The paper ran photostats of Minou's green-inked scribbling, complete with its own expert's handwriting analysis ("imagination, energy, naive assurance") and psychological deductions ("harmoniously developed, neither stupid, nor poor nor vulgar...