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Newly elected N.A.D.A. President Carl E. Fribley, who has been selling Cadillacs in Norwich, N. Y. since 1931, warned that if unfair business practices cut the number of franchised dealers in the country, cars will not be serviced properly, and accident rates will soar. Said Executive Vice President Frederick J. Bell, a retired rear admiral who also serves N.A.D.A. as a public-relations expert: "We do not want soothing syrup. We want action, and we are going...
...seven nuclear power plants now abuilding or blocked out "on blueprints will produce less than 800,000 kw. by 1960 v. some 160 million kw. from conventional plants. But by 1965 atomic power could be competitive in cost with conventional plants, and by 1980 atomic-power capacity may soar to 135 million kw., 20% of the nation's total. The panel's forecast for atomic-power equipment sales from 1960-80: $27 billion. However, the overall U.S. demand for electric power will climb so fast that conventional power plants will also expand...
Haydn:Trumpet Concerto (Vanguard). Haydn's normally high spirits soar, even higher with Trumpeter George Eskdale...
Paradoxically, while he sketched rapidly, Delacroix spent eight months in preliminary studies for a single painting, The Massacre at Scio. In many ways, he approached painting itself as a great performer approaches music; he believed that only endless practice prepares the artist for the grand performance when he must soar above pedestrian problems of technique. He was in continual revolt against the neoclassic manner that Ingres had inherited from Napoleon's court painter. David. To find a counterbalance, Delacroix went back to Rubens' tumultuous, baroque style. A cold, diffident man in private life, he drew his inspiration from...
Even if a new and expanded Housing office were set up, the result would be at best an incomplete solution to the real problem: the lack of inexpensive housing for married students. At present, rents around the Square often soar above $100 per month, and some students are forced to live as far away as Wellesley. The long-term and most obvious answer is for the University to build a large-scale housing development. The capacity enrollment in the present graduate center and the long waiting lists for the Harvard projects surely show that students will gladly use University housing...