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...Anger and frustration are dangerous emotions for tired, middle-aged men likely to have heart or artery disease, concluded Dr. Hutchin, so "the wife who always insists on having the last word often...
...favor was not indicated. Great Britain remained officially dumb as well, although the opposition Labor Party denounced the French. Unlike Red China ("a defiance of world opinion") and East Germany ("an atomic crime!"), the Soviet Union merely expressed its "regret" in tones that indicated more sorrow than anger. On a visit to India, Red Boss Nikita Khrushchev took the Sahara detonation in stride, remarked casually that he still believed "France and President de Gaulle also want a relaxation in tensions...
...concealed so carefully from the people he was visiting. Between his first full day in Havana, when he precipitated a riot, and his final day, when he made no appearances in public, Mikoyan's whereabouts were a mystery. Reason: large numbers of Cubans did not hesitate to show anger and disapproval. In movie houses, audiences booed newsreels of him. A meeting of the pro-Castro Havana University Federation of University Students, called to vote censure for anti-Mikoyan demonstrators, adjourned with students shouting: "Out with the Reds!" and "When do we have elections?" Wrote "A Cuban" in the guest...
...playwright Albert Camus, is a study of the fourth and weirdest of the twelve Caesars, which seeks to show that there was a kind of existentialist method in the young emperor's madness -a rebellion against the cruel limitations of the human condition. Star: Kenneth (Look Back in Anger) Haigh, with Colleen Dewhurst. The New Haven Register's Robert J. Leeney called it "brilliant, baffling, raw and rich." (Broadway opening...
...More in anger than in wisdom, Chairman Rosser Reeves, 49, of Ted Bates & Co., took pen in hand and wrote one of the most remarkable ads in recent years. Splashed full page in seven major newspapers last week at a cost of $23,574, it was Reeves's rebuttal to Federal Trade Commission charges that his agency had deceived TV viewers by shaving phony sandpaper in commercials for Colgate-Palmolive's Rapid Shave and by doctoring Standard Brands' Blue Bonnet Margarine with liquid drops that were billed as "flavor gems" (TIME, Jan. 25). Reeves...