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...major questions facing the Administration is whether to establish a more formal security tie with Peking. This is to be high on the agenda of Defense Secretary Harold Brown, who is in China this week on the first visit there by a Pentagon chief. He is to reiterate, under instructions from Carter, that...
...China is a factor for stability hi Asia and contributes to great restraint by all parties. It would certainly be highly premature to speculate whether that reality can be translated into anything more systematic or more formal. Defense Secretary Harold Brown will have wide-ranging consultations during his visit to Peking this week, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan is very much on the agenda...
June 24: As candidates scramble for last minute support before the nominating conventions, Harold Stassen, with three committed delegates, is termed key to Republican contest. Campaigning for the crucial gay vote, Kennedy drives a male campaign worker safely across the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan...
...heroes (George Burns, Art Carney, Lee Strasberg) are first seen sitting on a park bench in Queens and making introductory small talk, Going in Style lapses into immediate and terminal catatonia. The actors are listless. The camera does not move. The lines are separated by silences that would give Harold Pinter pause. One strong whiff of Going in Style, and the audience is transported directly to slumberland. For the next 90 minutes, there is little reason to stir. By telling the story of three elderly men who rob a bank, Director-Writer Brest (Hot Tomorrows) apparently meant to make...
...three wives, mistresses, ups, downs and flashbacks from movie history. Farber is present at the Creation. After his theater chain folds he becomes production assistant to Mack Sennett at D.W. Griffith's Biograph studios in New York. Sennett and Mabel Normand carry on their Keystone Kops love affair; Harold Lloyd simulates climbing the side of a building on a facade laid flat on the floor; Fatty Arbuckle takes a blueberry pie in the face; and Buster Keaton gives Charlie Chaplin costume advice for a tramplike character he hopes will make people laugh...