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Tackles: Bob Lilly, 21, Texas Christian; 6 ft. 5 in., 250 Ibs. Ken Rice, 21, Auburn; 6 ft. 2 in., 250 Ibs. Says one scout: "Lilly is a bit more mobile than Rice, but I'd say Rice was a bit tougher." The scouts regard Illinois' Joe Rutgens, 21 (6 ft. 2 in., 245 Ibs.), as a likely defensive tackle. Though he is a tackle at Georgia Tech, Billy Shaw, 21 (6 ft. 3 in., 238 Ibs.), has the agility and speed to play guard with the pros...
...Indonesia and North Korea. Some delegations apparently split-e.g., Argentina's intellectual Communist wing leaned to Liu, while its old-line trade unionists backed Moscow. At least one delegation played it down the middle: East Germany's Walter Ulbricht professed devotion to Khrushchev but wanted a tougher policy on Berlin...
...field of antitrust action, Kennedy has so far said nothing-but his policy in this field could hardly be tougher than the Eisenhower Administration's. In the labor area, Kennedy has promised to pass a minimum-wage bill raising hourly wages to at least $1.25. Most businessmen believe that Kennedy, while promising to be beholden to neither labor nor business, will not openly antagonize the business community, will prefer to win its cooperation rather than fight it. Kennedy realizes that the welfare of U.S. business, with its decision-making and spending powers, is essential to the health...
Cuban anti-Communists dedicated to the overthrow of Fidel Castro face a task that, militarily, grows tougher by the day. Last week a newly escaped Cuban army officer put it bluntly: "There must be a modern force of at least 6,000 men, well-trained in combined operations on land, sea and air, or else it will be thrown back into the sea." Starting in Castro's first week in power, 21 months of frantic arms buying has funneled enough military hardware into Cuba to equip no fewer than nine light divisions of 7,500 men each, give Cuba...
Harvard beat Penn last week at the ends, smothering the single wing sweeps and rushing the passer. Against Princeton, which presents a faster and more polished version of Penn's single wing attack, the varsity will have a tougher job of containment. Scott and Sullivan can run and throw, fullbacks Don Kornrump and Brewster Loud are solid runners, and Dan Terpack (a doubtful starter), John MacMurray and Mike Iseman form an exceptionally fast and dangerous group of wingbacks...