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Fever & Profits. In meetings and panel discussions the delegates heard some frank talk from both sides of the border. Pulling no punches, Alberto Lleras Camargo, onetime President of Colombia, told U.S. businessmen flatly that they expect too much. Said he: Let's not waste time arguing about the need for stability. "For over 300 years there was more stability than was good for human nature." Latin America, said Lleras Camargo, is having its industrial and cultural revolution all in a rush; it can either develop under government control or through imaginative private investment. "Is such a spirit lacking...
Commenting at the Chicago panel on statements from Yale and Princeton which asserted their no-expansion policies, Francis H. Horn, president of the Pratt Institute, said: "This is sheer nonsense unless you admit that Yale or Princeton already has a diluted form of education . . . I think they still have a highly selective group...
Five authorities will discuss employment opportunities in engineering and applied science tonight as the Conference on Careers concentrates on job possibilities in technical fields. The panel discussion will be at 8 p.m. in the Dunster Dining Hall...
...result of an offense against the law of Almighty God." There is both objective and subjective guilt, he added: "Feelings of guilt are not the same as objective guilt." To a psychiatrist, said Dr. Nelken, the feelings, rather than the guilt itself, are the important thing. The panel began to edge toward the idea that priests are primarily interested in a man's sin, and psychiatrists are interested in his attitude toward himself...
What's My Pain? last week made its bow on Steve Allen's Tonight program (NBC, Mon.-Fri. 11:30 p.m.1 a.m.). As the panel of "experts" postured diagnostically on the edge of their chairs, the first contestant signed in. His name: Steve Passanante. His pulse: 78. His blood pressure: normal. The panel failed in its first snap judgments (upset stomach, twisted esophagus), and time ran out before they could correctly identify the ailment (a sty). Lucky Contestant Passanante (played by Singer Steve Lawrence) won the full prize: two weeks' free hospitalization and "a year...