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...large and small courtyards are dominated by a massive belltower harboring the major threat to Sunday quiet along the river front. But even when the large Russian bells shatter the air at 12:30 p.m. few residents are disturbed. They merely flock to the dining hall and create the longest line of the week...
...MoPac's reorganization. At the last minute a group of bondholders holding only one-third of 1% of the total claims against MoPac went to court to block the plan, but Judge Moore swept aside their objections as "frivolous." With that, the 9,710-mile Missouri Pacific, sixth longest U.S. rail system, came out of bankruptcy and back into private hands. The first major railroad to go into reorganization under Section 77B of the Bankruptcy Act, it was the last...
Loyal Dealers. The company's hard-hit dealers, stockholders, customers and 55,000 striking employees were sorely in need of assistance. The longest U.S. strike since 1950 had cost I.U.E. and the independent United Electrical Workers $84 million in wages. The union was paying out $250,000 a week in strike benefits, and Westinghouse had piled up over $250 million in losses. A big question: How long will it take Westinghouse to make up its strike losses, win back its competitive position...
Williams gained its two wins at the fourth and seventh positions. Crimson captain Pete Milton dropped the longest match of the day to Rogers Southall at number four, 13-16, 15-8, 13-15, 18-14, 18-16. Seventh man Roger Cortesi lost to Dick Ennis...
...plane will slow down by circling, and head for some landing field with a very long runway. It will touch at 250 m.p.h., and may use a drag parachute to check its speed on the ground. When the pilot steps out and walks away, he will have passed the longest 20 minutes in the history of manned flight...