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Next, it was Nikita Khrushchev's turn to peddle two other U.S. items: potato chips and cornflakes. Almost wistfully, he paused in a report to recall his trip to the U.S. in 1959, and how "we sat there in the plane, talking and munching factory-made fried potato chips...
Japanese Ichthyologist Motosaku Fujinaga was still a senior in Tokyo University when he decided on his life's work: a study of the life and loves of the 6-in., shrimplike creature known as the kuruma prawn. Dr. Fujinaga's selection was more than an exercise in esoteric...
THE rumors and accusations about the massive Soviet buildup in Castro's Cuba had to be answered. New York's Republican Senator Kenneth Keating vowed to eat his hat if his charges were not right. And it was to force such critics as Keating to a diet of...
Although his first speech in the Senate was a one-hour donation to a Southern filibuster-stirring memories of 1935 and Huey's 15½-hour symphony of constitutional law, back-home stories and recipes for fried oysters-Russell was soon engaged in what seemed to be a campaign...
Barnett's topic is "Mississippi Opportunities, Constitutional Government, and the Rights of the States." Roger Fisher, professor of Law will moderate, and the panel will consist of Louis Jaffe, Byrne Professor of Administrative Law, Charles Fried, assistant professor of Law, and Robert Keeton, professor of Law.