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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...past, Council election meetings have been closed to all but present and past representatives. Agitation to allow newspaper and radio reporters to witness the proceedings led to a stalemate on the executive board. At Croman's authorization, Zagat called the meeting tonight to resolve the issue...
...averages) does the child begin to realize that death is the result of a process operating within all living things, and marks an irreversible end to bodily life. Adolescents, reports Clark University's Robert Kasten-baum, manage to dissociate themselves from ideas of death as from everything else past or future - they live in an "in tense present." Faith & Fear. Editor Feifel questioned adults on "What does death mean to you?" Answers ranged from stoic accept ance of the inevitable to welcoming the "precondition for the 'true' life of man." Surprisingly, intensity of religious belief...
Last week's seafaring mercy mission was the worst, but not the first, for the perfumer-monks of Caldy; they have brought help to at least six other storm-beleaguered ships in the past few years. Cracked Brother Thomas last week: "One might say it's a monk's habit...
...fact that feedgrain prices are down. With feed cheap, ranchers have bred huge herds over the past two years. As the cattle went to market, prices dropped. But cattlemen are fat enough to ride out the storm, and nobody expects the break to be as rough as the one that shook the industry four years ago (TIME, May 7, 1956). Said President James L. Runyan of the Kansas City Stock Yards Co.: "Cattlemen don't like the situation, but they are able to stand it. It's not like periods in the past, when cattleman after cattleman went...
This strictly business collaboration between Communist and capitalist-generally out of fashion the past twelve years -was revived last week. Intertex International, a New York agency representing some 40 U.S. firms, signed a contract in Moscow to equip a $30 million textile plant at Kalinin, midway on the main road between Moscow and Leningrad...