Word: mained
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...play presents a good many hackneyed ideas about foreign and domestic policy, but they are ideas that MacLeish obviously feels need to be restated. He hammers his main point too many times; but perhaps it is unfair to condemn him for this since the play is aimed at the mass TV audience with its celebrated mental age of 14. At any rate, the whole thing is handled with good taste, and hopefully it will achieve its proletarian purpose...
...only concession to the holiday atmosphere of a normal election headquarters were the flags draped over most of the walls. Otherwise, the entire building was devoted to communications. The television networks and local radio stations occupied the left side of the main hall; just to the left of the speakers platform, representatives of the three networks could watch their respective election programs and keep in touch with their central offices. The radio stations had tables on the left toward the back of the room. The rest of the tables belonged to the newspapers and magazines; they were divided...
...information and ideas for expository material through the use of films and study exercises. All work is done in class. The course will meet at 8 a.m., or at 4 or at 5 p.m. Tuesday, and will meet regularly thereafter Mondays through Fridays to Dec. 15, in the main lecture room of Longfellow Hall. Students may register at the Bureau of Study Counsel, Holyoke House 42, until 5 p.m. Monday. Charge for the course is $20.00, payable on the Harvard term bill. Radcliffe students receive special bills. Registrations are being taken for the 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. classes...
...common plea in the Mayor's camp was that there was no money. His main weapons were newspaper advertising (less than other candidates), his private car, and a fistful of brochures that explained all about Tom O'Connor. He was handicapped by lack of man-power in what a Boston Globe reporter once said (but did not write) was the worst publicized campaign in Massachusetts. He stated that all the other politicians flooded the news rooms with charges, counter-charges, and press releases. The O'Connor managers caught on, it seems, only in the last days of the campaign...
...have increased 25% over last year to an annual rate of $20 billion, bringing a trade surplus of $5 billion. Imports are down 6%, partly because the U.S. compacts have cut into auto imports. Exports could be further increased if Europe and Japan would drop restrictions that they still main tain, despite some loosening, against dollar imports from...