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...Peter O'Toole has a nice time in Murphy's War, carrying on at full cry against a German submarine patrolling a South American river in the waning days of World War II. Sian Phillips (Mrs. O'Toole) is on hand to play a pacifist nurse, and the repartee between husband and wife is snappy, affectionate and diverting. That is rather more than can be said for the rest of the movie. William Holden turns in an excellent performance in Wild Rovers as an agile but aging cowboy who robs a bank with his young buddy (Ryan...
...this same school can be found considerable work by Robert Bly, 44, a Harvardman, pacifist and founder of a poetry periodical devoted to new verse and progressively called The Fifties, The Sixties, The Seventies. Ely's The Teeth-Mother Naked At Last is a long, savage, sometimes murky lament against the horrors of the Viet...
...Melting of the President," or "Now You Can Own the Most-Talked-About Bust in Years: Drippy Dick." For those with positive sentiments about peace, Chicago's Jack B Nimble sells candle peace symbols at $2.50 and the word peace in candle block letters for $6. Even more pacifist is a Venus de Milo candle for $3.95 -it's guaranteed to be 'armless...
...being more shrewd than moderate. Recalling Sadat's youthful reputation as a firebrand, the official mused: "You can't shed all your ideas, beliefs, and habits of thinking overnight." British Arabist Desmond Stewart, author of the recently published, The Middle East: Temple of Janus, says, "Where Nasser was a pacifist who spoke in bellicose terms, Sadat is a bellicose man who talks in pacific terms." Sadat's performance up to now as President, however, has persuaded even some Israelis to give him the benefit of the doubt. Said Defense Minister Moshe Dayan last month: "Sadat has spoken with sincerity...
...commanding officer that he is an "extraordinary" man-which explains Lawrence's subsequent hysterical tone during the drive to Damascus and the massacre of Turkish troops at Tafas. The second scene, set in a Turkish hospital in Damascus, displayed Lawrence's sense of his own wrong-doing, and of pacifist and democratic leanings now obscured by the current print's false emphasis on neurosis...