Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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This week the Business section deals with the embattled Nixon Administration's attempts to stabilize the badly unsettled U.S. economy. The cover story was written by George Church, researched by Kathleen Cooil and Eileen Shields and edited by Marshall Loeb. The view from Washington was provided by Correspondent Lawrence Malkin, while the assessment from Wall Street came from Correspondents Rudolph Rauch and Roger Beard-wood. For Rauch, at least, the belt-tightening was only too graphic: lunch in the private dining room of a Manhattan brokerage house consisted of franks and beans...
Masters and Johnson take a modest view of their work. "We do not pretend expertise in anything," says Masters. "Ours is a small, somewhat determined research effort?the first study of the physiology, and to a major degree the psychology, of sexual function. Many people will be in the field in due course and will do a better...
...last week's editorials did not represent an abrupt change for The New Yorker, even Shawn concedes that their tone may have revealed "deeper disquiet." In Shawn's view, this was because the events warranted it. "It was," he said, "one of the grimmest weeks that the country has ever lived through." Then he smiled slightly. "Despite that, there's also a lot of fun in the issue." Dick Nixon may not think so, unless he is in the market for a Rolls...
...Church of England, while retaining bishops and an ordination ceremony, also played down the sacrificial character of the Eucharist and the sacramental status of the priesthood. In the view of traditional Catholic theology, the Church of England (and other churches of the Anglican communion) thus lost apostolic succession and validity...
...happened. When the basic facts became incontestable, many people still considered them too mundane to merit such a fuss or thought the whole thing ought to be kept quiet so as not to comfort the enemy. Anyone who can read these two books and still cling to either view has lost all sensibility or is beyond the reach of the written word...