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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...nearly everyone is interested. Harvard is healthy. End Joe Cook is back in the lineup after missing the Lafayette opener. Steve Zebal will start at tackle, but Joe deBettencourt is ready to back him up. The rest of the lineup will be the same, except that the first string should be around longer...
From the very start of the War of 1812, New Englanders made clear that they would have nothing to do with it. They were overwhelmingly hostile to the Southern and Western leaders anxious to retaliate against Britain by marching on Canada. New Englanders not only refused to subscribe heavily to President Madison's war loans, but they invested freely in Britain. They were attracted by the war slogan "Free Trade and Sailors' Rights"-only they forgot about the sailors and concentrated on trade. Thousands of tons of provisions that Britain needed to support Wellington's army were...
...with four one-hour specials; the first will be "Mike and the Young People," a variety-talk show about youth, with such guests as Hubert Humphrey, Jerry Lewis, Ronald Reagan, Bob Hope," Robert Kennedy and Bishop James Pike. With that kind of lineup, the ladies will have to start doing their ironing in the evening...
...other noteworthy Hughes alumni, Charles ("Tex") Thornton and Roy Ash, left in 1953 to found Litton Industries, a pioneering conglomerate that has turned out some prominent graduates of its own.* Singleton joined them, started Litton's inertial-guidance systems, and within six years built the company's electronics-equipment division from scratch into an $80 million-a-year operation. Says Singleton today: "When I went to Litton, I needed money and experience. I got both there." By 1960, he also had an itch to start his own business. He teamed up with Litton Colleague George Kozmetsky (now dean...
...Metamorphosis. Nelly Sachs chose to answer that question in a context of creation and death and new creation that seemed to start with the Book of Genesis and engage the support of the higher sciences. Both the small sounds and the indifference belong to the cosmic flow that includes all things. "Sleep and dying are neutral," and man is precious matter that life shapes and death changes into something new. Even all that is worst in man can ultimately be absorbed...