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...largest chemical producer. Four weeks ago, Du Pont announced that it would report profits for the second quarter slightly lower than those earned in the first three months of the year. Nervous investors took that as an indication that the recovery of the chemical industry had hit a snag, and sold not only Du Pont but the stocks of other chemical companies. In a week or two, chemical issues dropped an average...
Pelligrini threw the discus 161 ft. 11 in. on his first attempt in the event's final round to snag fifth place. John Post of C.W. Post won with a throw...
Clear Slap. Insiders say that Moscow at first actually seemed to yield on all the renegades' points. But suddenly the deliberations hit a snag. One explanation is that the Soviet leadership is divided over concessions to the Western individualists and hence did not want them down on paper. Another guess is that the Soviets did not really want the summit conference after all because it might emphasize the disunity of the Communist movement...
...game preserve in northern Kenya, Photographer Peter Beard, 37, eyed a 5-ft. 10-in. Somali tribeswoman with the face and bearing of Egypt's classic Queen Nefertiti. "She was the most beautiful African I had ever seen," says Beard. "And in Africa, you learn to snag things when you see them." So Beard quickly snagged the tribeswoman-known as Iman -away from her chores tending the family's 500 cattle and sheep. He took lots of photographs and persuaded the Wilhelmina Model Agency in New York to sign her up. Iman, 20, who speaks fluent English, learned...
...there's a snag that will turn even the most inveterate Harvard supporters on the board against the split site proposal, it's probably in the Charlestown Navy Yard. Although one of the assistants to library architect I.M. Pei says that Building 36 is "an excellent site" with exciting shore-line possibilities, it is difficult to camouflage the building's and the Yard's most obvious flaws. Just the massive overhaul that is necessary to make Charlestown workable makes Harvard's trump card the lowest of its suit...