Word: weavers
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...President Paul Klein suggests that "people are always lonely at night. Forty or fifty percent of the people have bad sex partners or none at all." Klein's statistics may be suspect, but after all, he is NBC's man in charge of audience measurement. Sylvester L. Weaver Jr., onetime NBC president and instigator of the Tonight, Today and Monitor shows, believes that the new interest in broadcast conversation is a sign of a higher level of education in the country. Bill Buckley perhaps correctly explains it as "a negative
Thursday, May 4 THE CRUCIBLE (CBS, 9-11:15 p.m.). George C. Scott again, in Arthur Miller's drama of witch hunting, with Colleen Dewhurst, Fritz Weaver, Tuesday Weld, Melvyn Douglas...
...classroom, that either sex concentrates more intently on classwork when they are separated, that the separate campus is more relaxed and casual in dress. Some also contend that a coed curriculum tends to overemphasize masculine vocational interests. After competing with men in a coed college, claims President Paul Weaver of Ohio's all-girl Lake Erie College, a girl is likely to become "dissatisfied in the role of mother and homemaker...
...Percy proposal received unwontedly enthusiastic backing from the Senate's 36 Republicans-and mild praise from Democratic Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. In the House, Cosponsor William Widnall of New Jersey could count on at least 100 votes. The bill also drew a scathing assault from HUD Secretary Robert Weaver, who blasted it as "totally unsupported by any factual analyses as to the kind and amount of subsidy that would be required for workable home ownership by poor families." Weaver's nine-page critique seemed to reflect a possessiveness about the urban problems that no federal program...
...Reserve records. Eastern investors who demanded a 6.6% and 6.7% return on their money last fall are now snapping up loans at 6%, and a few of them are willing to take as little as 5.9%, according to mortgage brokers. As a result, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Robert Weaver told Congress last week that the Federal Housing Administration may cut the 6% rate that it now charges on home loans "if the trend continues." But Weaver added: "I wouldn't say when...