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...says, 'Now you must do this for me.' The sole objection advanced only serves to emphasize what a 'good Catholic' Kennedy is, for the merits of the Catholic school claims for public assistance are not recognized by a large segment of the Catholic public." Historian Edward Gargan, of Chicago's Loyola University, dismissed school aid as "an ephemeral issue." Said he: "To many Catholics, the question of federal aid is a minor issue com pared to the great questions of medical aid for the aged or atomic warfare. Most Catholics, like people of conscience generally...
...more. If New Delhi has a more serious criticism of Galbraith, it is that conservative business circles-in which he tends to be dismissed as "that socialist"-have hardly glimpsed the ambassador. Galbraith says businessmen are next on his schedule, has concentrated instead on the most volatile segment of Indian society, its left-wing intellectuals. In a series of major speeches, he has not truckled to their prejudices, but has candidly explored the duties and limitations of free societies. At Madras' Annamalai University recently, he discussed the U.S. role in the world in terms that might also have been...
...those planets, says Von Hoerner, there may well be creatures intelligent enough to transmit radio messages across the enormous distances of interstellar space. But for all this skill, he says, such highly developed civilizations will rarely be able to communicate with each other. Intelligent societies span but a brief segment of galactic history; they take billions of years to evolve, and their flowering might well last only a few thousand years. So their brief moments of glory would seldom coincide...
...business to open a soap factory with his brother. With intensive advertising and merchandising that was ahead of his time, Lever made his Sunlight brand the world's leading soap and gathered together an industrial complex based mainly on products from fats and oils. Meanwhile, in an overlapping segment of the fat and oil industry, two Dutch margarine-making families -the Van den Berghs and Jurgens-battled each other in a Hatfield-McCoy feud for years until, exhausted, they finally merged. Then, indulging in the fine European preference for cartels over competition, the Dutch and British companies merged...
...epee man will be Jon Reckler, Peter Plazza, Nick Spitzer, and Dave McCloskey, and the outcome of the match may well depend on them. Pete Busch, Dave Kirsch, and Fred Boersma comprise the foil segment...