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...second reason is that he finally has at least one line and most of a second one he can count on. As of today the Crimson will send ends Tom Stephenson and Dave Hudepohl, tackles Ed Smith and Dick Diehl, guards Charlie Kessler and Walt, Dobrzelcki, and center Brad Stephens against the Engineers Saturday...
Generations of Britons have made a hobby of Bradshaw, the defunct, encyclo pedic railway guide that Sherlock Holmes knew by heart. A fervent Brad shaw buff's severest censure of a fellow devotee: "He is rather weak on his Sun day locals." Nonetheless, Beeching last week was going ahead with a 1 5-year, $4.2 billion cost cutting program. "Railways," sighed a British Transport Commission official, "will never be the same again...
YEAR'S end is a time for auditing the books, reviewing the old. anticipating the new. In the spirit of the season. Cinema Critic Brad Darrach, with his usual mixture of slyness and seriousness, picks the best films of 1961, and TIME'S book reviewers make their collective judgment on the best books of the year. Another of TIME'S hardier traditions is the year-end business review. It attempts to say where we've been and where we're going. This year the review pays special note to a facet of the economy that...
...controversy-is the Kennedy Administration's drive for liberalized foreign trade. But many Congressmen remain undecided about which way the wind blows, and are waiting before taking stands. One thing they agree on: foreign trade is going to raise a real ruckus. Observes Massachusetts' Republican Representative Brad Morse: "The concern isn't from industry; it's from the fellow who wears a cap and sweater to work. He just sees in any expansion of foreign trade a jeopardy to his own employment." Adds Detroit's Democratic Representative John Dingell: "It's awfully hard...
Congressman Brad Morse (R-Mass.) last night told the Harvard Young Republican Club that the GOP must alter its image of being "totally indifferent to human needs" if it is to become a majority party again...