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...Antonioni's vision of a decadent, uninvolved and overinformed western civilization and its own use of the camera eye corresponds easily to a conventional sense of social criticism. David Locke, the journalist, his wife and his news colleagues all lead prechanneled lives, never confronting nature or themselves. The newsmen chase facts which long since have stopped meaning anything real to them. Like the photographer in Blow-Up, they are observers, lying to themselves about the importance of their observations, as well as to the rest of their society. Locke's position as a transplanted European in Africa makes him something...
...last unofficial match of the schedule for Radcliffe will be this Sunday against Boks Jox which is led by the doubles team of President Bok and Dr. Chase Peterson, a former Harvard tennis star...
...looking for it sooner rather than later. "I think honestly that it's going to turn around in this quarter," says Joseph B. Lanterman, chairman of Amsted Industries. Says Lee lacocca, president of Ford Motor Co.: "The worst is behind us." Richard Everett, chief domestic economist of the Chase Manhattan Bank, proclaims himself "confident that the recession will be ended by summer...
Constant Motion. Alas, the film makers believe that Wayne's public expects to see him in constant- if irrelevant- motion (most of what goes on here can scarcely be dignified with the term action). They crank up chase sequences that are unoriginal in conception and neglectful of the untapped opportunities London presents for cinematic excitement. Since Director Hickox has no apparent gift for adventure sequences, it may be just as well that he did not undertake situations that would tax his limited ingenuity. But it has been a long time since True Grit, and maybe one of our Bicentennial...
...Margaret Chase Smith Skowhegan...