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Dates: during 1950-1959
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From Erik Bergaust, editor of Missiles and Rockets magazine, came word that two months prior to Charlie Wilson's order the Army had in fact fired the Jupiter. Reported Editor Bergaust: the "Jupiter C," a three-stage rocket test device, whooshed from its Florida launching site in September, streaked an astounding 3,300 miles, reaching an altitude of 680 miles at 15,000 m.p.h.-higher and faster and possibly farther than any missile has ever before flown. Pentagon brass studiously avoided comment about Bergaust's disclosure...
Most of the girls who attend Sargent live at 1595 Massachusetts Avenue, the site of the projected sale
Vellucci said that he would even stop the new 100 million dollar building program announced by President Pusey, if necessary, and also threatened to prevent any building on the Sargent College site which the University plans to purchase in the future...
Since the building occupies the most central site in the Harvard area, any new building there should be one of the most imfortant University structures, Bogner said. He added that the location for a Harvard-Radcliffe theatre as proposed by the Visual Arts Committee last spring--the area adjacent to Fogg Museum--was "totally inadequate and there would be no better location for such a building as on the Memorial Hall triangle...
...anywhere on the stage today. Archibald MacLeish, in his brief but beautifully phrased introductory remarks, welcomed her back to Sanders, "where her voice still rings from last summer," and presented her not only as a great actress but also as a scholar. She began by mentioning Sanders as the site of "my own favorite performances of my own favorite part," and then commenced her readings of Irish poetry, interlarded with informal commentary...