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...their first U.S. tour, the mop-topped, top pop waiters, John Lennon, 23, George Harrison, 21, Paul McCartney, 21, and Ringo Starr, 23, grinned amiably at the whole mad display. What was their secret? "A good pressagent," chirped Ringo. (They have 17.) And how about the Detroit movement to stamp out Beatles? "Oh, we have a campaign of our own to stamp out Detroit," said McCartney reasonably...
...scientists, University of Chicago Psychologist Gary Steiner and Sociologist Bernard Berelson, vice president of the Population Council. By sifting hundreds of case studies and experiments, Berelson and Steiner have produced 1,045 concise findings "for which there is some good amount of scientific evidence." Many only give a scientific stamp to "what everybody knows," but others make concrete what is generally only suspected, prove (or disprove) folklore, or substantiate the obvious with interesting evidence. Samples...
...family-owned companies are larger than Sperry & Hutchinson, the biggest U.S. trading-stamp firm. And few company families combine salesmanship and scholarship quite like the Beineckes, who control S. & H. through marriage with the Sperrys (who bought out the co-founding Hutchinsons at the turn of the century). S. & H. President William S. (for Sperry) Beinecke, 49, who was trained in economics at Yale ('36) and in law at Columbia ('40), believes that businessmen must help finance the schools to keep new executives coming. His program for S. & H. includes employee classes in economics and the sponsorship...
...logic for solving social as well as scientific problems. How much more of it Americans might have is suggested in the new Cambridge Report, a manifesto by 25 top U.S. math users and teachers who hammered it out at Harvard. To lift the national logic level and stamp out mathematical illiteracy, these experts argue that sixth-graders can and should attain a competence "well above that of the general population today." For high school graduates, they prescribe two years of calculus and a knowledge "comparable to three years of top-level college training today...
...hospital, one of the first from Adlai Stevenson. Things seem different now. Her son will graduate in June with honors from U.C.L.A., then hopes to go on to Harvard Law School. She has found the caliber of work that once won her an Oscar, placing her own considerable stamp on what is currently one of Broadway's best and most difficult roles...