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...fiction turns out in the long run to have value, I hope it may reflect credit on TIME that you were the first in the field to take serious note...
...Satellite Row there has been no cheering about Russia's new course in world diplomacy. Communist bosses in these areas tug nervously at their white collars when they reflect upon Russia's abrupt decision to withdraw from Austria and her new-found friendship for the unforgetting Tito. In their apparent anxiety to please the West, is it possible that the Russians will go as far as to ring a few changes in the bureaucratic hierarchies of the satellite states? After Geneva, the local bosses felt a little better: the West had not pressed its demands for liberation...
...university needed, he decided, was 1) a special library for undergraduates, 2) a new building for rare books and manuscripts, and 3) some sort of cooperative plan with other campuses for the storage of little-used books and the acquisition of new ones. As he steps out, Metcalf can reflect proudly that every one of these goals has been achieved...
...huge 1955 yields reflect a growing efficiency on the farm-new fertilizers, insecticides and machinery-which might in ordinary times be cause for congratulations all around. But to a U.S. Government already burdened by $7 billion worth of surplus farm products, they are a thumping new headache...
Mussorgsky: Sunless Cycle (Maria Kurenko; soprano, Vsevolod Pastukhoff, piano; Capitol). Unlike Mozart, Mussorgsky poured out his unhappiness in music. These songs reflect some of the composer's passionate frustration at the savage critical reaction to Boris Godunov. Soprano Kurenko sings them with sympathy and insight...