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...first definite link in San Diego between the convention and the Justice Department. It also confirms that Kalmbach and his law firm have clout in representing Nixon in the West. Indeed, Kalmbach's career is a case study in the good fortune that can befall a tireless political fund raiser...
BEGUN IN 1961, the dig completed its twelfth and final season last year. The scope of its archeological focus was remarkable. Every season, under the tireless direction of Martin Biddle, who is widely acknowledged as Britain's foremost archeologist and highly esteemed on the Continent as well, the project examined four or five sites in which a variety of structural features dating from up to five distinct periods of settlement were stratified. The large number of sites required an annual average labor force of 200 volunteers and trained supervisors, an unusually large number...
From midnight until 3 a.m. one day last week, China's seemingly tireless Premier Chou En-lai talked with a group of visiting American scholars in Peking's Great Hall of the People. China-born Journalist John McCook Roots reported to TIME on the session -probably the last such meeting before Richard Nixon arrives on Feb. 21. Some of Chou's comments...
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...Wolfe of Hutzel Hospital in Detroit, but we feel it did not give full credit to his pioneering efforts in this field. Without Dr. Wolfe's medical and persuasive efforts, Xerox would not have developed equipment for this purpose. During the past three years he has been a tireless cort.ibutor to making Xeroradiography a practical medical tool. Indeed, within Xerox he is considered the father of Xeroradiography...