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From Windfall Widow Alicja Kopczynska Purdom Clark-who during the week downgraded her age from 32 to 28 and doubled her estimated inheritance (TIME, Dec. 1) to $20 million-came new light on her 13-day marriage to the late Singer Sewing Machine Heir Alfred Corning Clark. Insisted the Polish...
Also creating jobs for U.S. workers are the steadily mounting investments of foreign companies in the U.S. Long-term foreign investments in U.S. plants and real estate have doubled since 1950, now total $6.9 billion. The Italian balm supplied by Olivetti has eased the pains of the U.S.'s...
Tightening Up. Steel's new softness results from some basic economic changes. Increasingly, steel faces competition from alternative materials: aluminum is cutting into the auto market (the use of aluminum in cars has doubled since 1955 to an average 63 Ibs. on new models), prestressed concrete has won widespread...
Bach's Sonata No. 3 in E major for violin and klavier opened the program. In the classic manner, the gamba, with its forest of tuning pegs, doubled the continuo of the harpsichord. The trio maintained a nice balance; its members played to each other. But slippery intonation and lack...
Hunt had already earned Time magazine's title, "clean up man" when he arrived in Chicago in 1947. The Chicago school system was abominable. Textbooks and building were antiquated; many of its teachers held only temporary certificates, and non-teaching jobs were given out as political patronage. Teachers' salaries were...