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...Kennedy lead Lodge is not running in the game-little-scrapper tradition of Truman or using the desperation tactics of Nixon. Lodge maintains he confidence and dignity of the winner he seemingly cannot be. Lodge strategy assumes that the Kennedy campaign came to a premature climax. "Teddy reached his peak before the primary. His problem now is to maintain the level; mine is to climax quickly enough." But to anyone who has followed Lodge or Kennedy it is apparent that voter apathy has set in since the primaries...
...machines will be used throughout the day for non-reserve books, reported Henry James, Jr., Lamont librarian. They will not, however, be used for reserve books during "peak" hours...
Clash at the Council. World hopes for Vatican II reached their peak right after Pope John announced that he would summon a council whose aims were the renewal of the church and the union of Christianity. Expectations, in Protestant and Orthodox circles, dropped notably after it was made clear that
Down from the Peak. Cross and Abernethy will have far knottier problems to sleep on. One reason why AMC was able to bounce back from a perilous 2% of the market to its present 7% was that it had adequate production facilities. But to achieve its goal of producing 700,000 cars in 1964, AMC must expand its plants, which are already uneconomic for even the 485,000 cars it is producing this year. AMC may be handicapped by its dependence on outside suppliers for many components, since it is thus less able to control costs than its rivals...
...other problems. While the rest of the industry is enjoying near record earnings, AMC's profits have dipped from a 1959 peak of $60 million, nearly 7% of its sales, to an estimated 3.5% return for the business year ended this week. AMC is the only U.S. automaker so far this year to raise prices on a significant number of new models; its Classics and Ambassadors will be tagged $30 to $40 higher...