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...past four years, Willard C. Rappleye (rhymes with happily) Jr., 37, has been covering the economic beat in Washington, D.C., reporting on how politics affects economics, and dealing with "the aggregates"-the gross national product, the balance of payments, the broad indexes. This week he moves to his new job as New York and national economic correspondent, to follow the news of Wall Street and to pursue stories of individuals and companies as well as broad trends. Yale-educated, Rappleye grew up in New York City (his father is the retired dean of Columbia Medical School), and is glad...
...Naysayers. Businessmen who flatly oppose the whole idea of freer trade may be a minority, but get heard. Notable among them is Colonel Willard F. Rock well, chairman of Pittsburgh's Rockwell Manufacturing Co. and Rockwell-Stand ard Corp. (pumps, valves, automotive parts and Aero Commander planes). Says he: "With high U.S. wages and raw-material costs, high taxes and low depreciation write-offs, I don't know of a single U.S. product that could compete with European industry." The nearest thing to unanimous opposition to the Kennedy program was heard among businessmen in the South - partly because...
Eight professors of Physics at the University of Iowa have challenged the statement by Nobel Prize winning chemist Willard R. Libby that 90 to 95 per cent U.S. residents could survive an atomic attack with proper protection. They pointed out that Dr. Libby is considering particular kind of attack, and by no means the most probable...
...KAREN WILLARD Ann Arbor, Mich...
...husbands and some love letters ("They were hotter than the fire"). Like everything else in Southern California, reactions to the high-caste holocaust constituted a weird and wonderful display of human idiosyncrasies. Bandleader Billy Vaughn was among the 150 fire fighters injured (none of them seriously). Nobel Prizewinning Chemist Willard Libby came home to find the roof of his much-publicized $30 fallout shelter reduced to coals, stubbornly insisted: "I have more faith than ever in the shelter." Kim Novak, artfully decked out in slacks, soot and no bra, rushed back from her studio during the fire to grab...