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...that way, an old Harvard type." Says another: "You could call Bundy and say, 'Hey, Mac, you ought to do this.' You can't do that with the president of the university." By contrast, another professor extols Pusey's deliberation: "I think Kennedy would be well advised if he had a man like Pusey in Washington along with Mac Bundy. Maybe the Cuban affair would not have taken place then." All this boils down to the fact that Harvard really misses a dean of arts and sciences. Pusey will doubtless soon name...
Five years ago a breezy Michigander named Elton Forbes MacDonald sold out his one-third interest in a retail trading-stamp company called Top Value Enterprises in the belief that the trading stamp fad had about run out. Last week, with a broad grin, "Mac" MacDonald, 61, admitted that he had been dead wrong. He could afford to grin, because today his E.F. MacDonald Co. is the nation's fastest growing supplier of trading stamps and stamp premiums...
...savers is Mrs. E.F. MacDonald, who refuses to stop at a service station that does not offer stamps, assiduously fills her books to redeem for Christmas presents. Though he himself could bring home the same premiums at wholesale cost, his wife's habit delights the Scots heart of Mac MacDonald, for whom premiums are a way of life. A rotund, robust optimist, MacDonald started his business career with a small Dayton firm selling luggage as contest prizes for salesmen. By expanding the company's premium line and concentrating on Detroit's automakers (who sometimes spend as much...
...JOHN F. MAC!VER JR. Oakland, Calif...
...sophomores on the Varsity include Ivor Petersen at stroke, George Welch at seven, Jim MacMahon at six, Mike Mac-Kenzie at three, and Dave Strauss at two. Charles McClennon rounds out the first boat...