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...squeaker to Army in a triangular meet with Central Connecticut, but Paul Harris and Bob-Powers, two who beat Smith last year, and junior Barry Brown finished in the third, fourth, and fifth positions. The next two Friar runners, sophomores Al Campbell and Mike Eaton, were back in the tenth and twelfth positions, but Eaton's time was less than a minute slower than Harris's third-place clocking...
...help manage his expanding empire, Murdock, who left school in the tenth grade, has drawn together a young, hard-driving team of college-trained experts in business and finance. His success formula is the developer's old reliable-tax-sheltered earnings, good credit and luck. He depreciates his buildings as fast as he can, borrows against the rising values of his property in the fast-growing Southwest...
...number of students in the school fluctuates with the inflow of new refugees and the ouflow of scholarship students. At present there are about one hundred students, grouped into four classes that correspond roughly to the seventh through tenth grades. The majority of these students are from Mozambique and speak Portuguese; many of them were "recruited" by rebel agents inside Mozambique because of their ability...
This week, as The Unsinkable Molly Brown begins its tenth and final week at Manhattan's Radio City Music Hall, the picture will set an alltime Music Hall record for box-office gross-something close to $2,000,000. About 21,000 people a day have been queuing their way to Molly despite all the heat of summer. She thus breaks the $1,885,335 record of 1962's That Touch of Mink, a Gary Granter, which in turn replaced Fanny ($1,573,580), which in turn replaced The Great Caruso...
Inflation from Wages. Once first, the U.S. has sunk to tenth place among world shipbuilders, barely ahead of Yugoslavia. Since the end of World War II's building boom, 20 U.S. shipyards have folded, leaving only 21 private yards and eleven Navy yards; the private operators have orders for fewer than 50 merchant ships a year. Meanwhile, world-leading Japan is working on orders for more than 200 merchant ships, and Britain, Sweden and Germany have more than 100 each. Not a single foreign-flag ship is being built in the U.S.; the U.S.'s 15 subsidized lines...