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West Germany's problems are demographic as well as geographic. There are 11.5 million people (nearly 19% of the population) between the ages of 13 and 25, and more than a million will turn 17 some time this year. Once they would have been assured a comfortable future, but the...
DIED. William Holden, 63, Oscar-winning actor who played in more than 50 films; of head injuries suffered in a fall; in his Santa Monica, Calif., apartment. Holden became a star at 21 as the hard-punching innocent in Golden Boy (1939), but his appeal for the next 40 years...
Washington, a high-ranking French official brought an assassination plan to the Reagan Administration last February. The official was present at a White House meeting chaired by Richard Allen, the National Security Adviser, and attended by, among others, the State Department's Nicholas Veliotes, Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern...
The two eloquent symphonies of Sir Edward Elgar, for example, are works whose depth of expression rivals Brahms' more famous essays in the form. Ralph Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis, the finest string-orchestra piece of the century, reaches back for inspiration to the...
Men of Harvard and men of Yale find in the occasion of their annual meeting the expression of a sort of national spirit more intimate than political celebrations because it springs from the dearer associations of youth. No truly national festivities are prepared for and enjoyed with more enthusiasm than...