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Today the IBM empire spreads to every corner of the world, selling or renting business machines at the rate of $461 million in 1954. In the U.S. alone, IBM employs 34,000 workers; at six plants (Endicott, Poughkeepsie and Kingston, N.Y.; Washington, D.C.; Greencastle, Ind.; San Jose, Calif.) it makes 5,960 different models of business machines which it sells or rents through 188 U.S. offices. Overseas, IBM's World Trade Corp., run by 35-year-old Arthur Watson, Tom Jr.'s younger brother, employs 16,500 more workers in 17 smaller plants, 227 offices in 79 nations...
Moral Victory. In Arequipa, Peru, beaten unconscious by 82-year-old Jose Ibarra, Saturnine Garcia, 110, recovered, amiably explained the scrap: "We were chatting about events of long ago. Jose got mad because I proved that I have a better memory for dates...
...School of Design satisfies its basic aim of "improvement of our physical environment by emphasizing the visual arts and aesthetics," Dean Jose L. Sert explained last night...
...countries. But Nixon found the role of peacemaker forced on him by 1) the understandable U.S. desire to see the little cold war ended; and 2) the persistent belligerence, impossible to ignore, of those two articulate, extrovert Presidents, Nicaragua's Anastasio ("Tacho") Somoza and Costa Rica's Jose ("Pepe") Figueres...
...Dean Jose Sert of the Graduate School of Design, and Serge I. Chermayeff, professor of Architecture, concerned by plans to completely rebuild Grand Central Terminal, have entered the fight to preserve the station's great concourse...