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...within the scope of the program to provide varying curriculums. From these the student could chose one that would make the transfer of grades as easy as possible. The question of cost is also answered easily, in spite of claims that the trip would be prohibitively high. The price tag, including transportation, is almost identical to the expense of remaining home...
...Pierre puts no religious price tag on membership in his communities. "You'll get your soup whether you believe or not," he tells the people who come. But the Abbé's example has its effect; one group has constructed a shrine to the Virgin out of wood and terra cotta and calls its area Notre Dame des Sans Logis (Our Lady of the Homeless). Behind his own house is a tiny brick chapel where Abbé Pierre regularly says Mass for the two priests, five seminarians and twelve laymen who work with...
Then military logic began to work for Twining. In October 1953, the New Look went to the National Security Council. Treasury Secretary Humphrey said its price tag of $43 billion was too high. The new J.C.S. chairman. Admiral Arthur Radford, once an Air Force foe and target himself, put his finger on the reason: under the hazy foreign-policy directives inherited by the Eisenhower Administration, the J.C.S. simply had to prepare the Army, Navy and Air Force for big wars, little wars, and all kinds of wars to be cut and tailored to the enemy's initiative. And what...
...reason why nobody has ever broken the cartel is that nobody has been able to compete with the Swiss in price. The cartel puts a tag of $4 on a 17-jewel movement; the U.S. tariff adds another $2.10. To make a 17-jewel movement in the U.S. costs $10.50. Higher duties narrow the price spread for 21-jewel movements. Therefore Bulova, biggest of the importers, has been forced into making only 21-jewel movements in the U.S. Although Bulova is the biggest U.S. manufacturer of jeweled watches, its production, along with the rest of the U.S. industry, has been...
President David H. Morgan promptly started an investigation but failed to tag the culprit. Nevertheless, said he: "We in no way condone the action of any group of students . . . to determine who should or should not attend this state-owned institution. John Clark is still enrolled here and . . . may return with no fear of further disruption . . ." Home in Odessa (pop. 29,500). John Clark announced that he would rather not go back...