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...last event the crowd was on its feet asthe 400-yard freestyle relay teams took theirmarks. With an unbelievable Harvard leadestablished on the scoreboard, the meet winner hadalready been decided. But the Crimson refused tocoast. Carried by the chants of the crowd and itsteammates, the Crimson dominated from the outsetand left the rest of the competition flailingbehind...
Bechard recovered from Binkowski's blast tocoast into the sixth, but the Crimson bats wereready to strike once again...
Gornitzka's office is the executive suite or club of the men who consult him, his parish vehicle the coast-tocoast jet (he travels 140,000 miles a year). One day he may be preaching from a pulpit in Seattle; the next morning he may be in Manhattan, counseling TV, insurance and hotel executives. Last week he was in St. Paul counseling officials of Northwest Airlines, for whom he is a paid consultant...
Died. Joseph Nye Welch, 69, Iowa-born Boston barrister who on coast-tocoast TV gently and repeatedly needled the late Senator Joseph McCarthy into fury during the 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings; of a heart attack; in Hyannis, Mass. Seventh and youngest child of English immigrants, Republican Welch worked his way through Iowa's Grinnell College and the Harvard Law School (No. 2 in the class of '17). Joining a venerable Boston law firm, he soon began making a reputation as a lawyer's lawyer, a demon at crossexamination, a suave, subtly histrionic persuader of judges and juries...
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