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During the past few years, the sale of raw popcorn has skyrocketed 500%. Leaving no stone unturned to find out why, the National Association of Popcorn Manufacturers sent pollsters to question 200 families living in & around Chicago. Last week they had their answer: television. Of TV-owners, 4% eat hot, buttered, homemade popcorn every single night of the week. Another 10% eat it five or six nights a week; 63% indulge one to four nights a week...
Henry Clay Alexander, 48, the new president, was born in Murfreesboro, Tenn., and went from Vanderbilt University ('23) and Yale Law School to corporation practice with Morgan Lawyers Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Gardiner & Reed. He was a Morgan partner by the time he was 36. For the past 22 months, as executive vice president, he has been in line to move up. As he did, President George Whitney became chairman, replacing longtime Morgan Partner Russell C. Leffingwell, who, at 72, stepped down to vice chairman...
Boswell's London Journal of those nine months is part of the huge cache of Boswelliana uncovered by indefatigable poking into Irish and Scottish castles over the past quarter-century and now safely housed at Yale (TIME, Oct. 2). It is the first volume, and possibly the liveliest, of the entire 45-volume Boswell that Yale scholars are now projecting...
...they drifted on to the stage, most of them in sweaters or shirtsleeves. They settled into their seats, and the buzzing audience quieted as Symphony Hall was filled with the familiar warm sounds of instruments tuning. A violist in a green sweater, blue trousers, and loafers shuffled past the podium, east a disdainful glance at the audience and sat down...
...minute later Princeton's Bothfeld broke the back of the Harvard rally. After pulling the Crimson left side defense out of position, he rifled the heavy wet ball past goalie Craven to make the score Princeton 3, Harvard...