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...just-published book, Tiffany's Table Manners for Teen-Agers (94 pp.; Ives Washburn, Inc.; $3), Tiffany Board Chairman Walter Hoving offers comforting advice. "Be nonchalant," says he. If you choose the wrong fork or knife, don't fidget, keep eating. Sip soup from the side of the spoon or from the end-it makes no difference. Asparagus may be eaten with the fingers, as may artichokes and corn on the cob (exception: chicken). The finger bowl? Don't ponder its use; just remove it until time to dip fingertips. Other items...
Lowell House: A. Michael Washburn, David S. Bogen, Warren P. Miller, William H. Burns, William L. Zentgraf, James S. Johns, Allan E. Mack, Thomas W. Maher, Samuel Otis...
Freshmen: bow, S. Griest; 2, R. Keyes; 3, T. Kenny; 4, R. Blose; 5, W. Stephens; 6, R. Hopkins; 7, H. Pollock; stroke, R. Masland; coxswain, E. Washburn...
Bold Journey (ABC, 8:30-9 p.m.). Cooling fare for a summer evening-the ascent of Mt. McKinley, highest peak in North America (20,270 ft.), by Brad Washburn's twelve-man, one-woman expedition...
...conga line. In the thin air, no one could lurch more than 15 steps without rest. The final 400 ft. were up a near-vertical snow wall; somehow they made it, and there was the slender bamboo pole that had been planted on the summit in 1947 by Bradford Washburn, a mountain-climbing geographer. Three men burst into tears. "Do you realize," gasped Buckingham, "do you realize what we've done? Four hackers-we've made a great ascent, maybe the greatest outside of South America in the world...