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...attract more business, and to develop parking facilities, he might consider erection of his building on stilts in one of the nearby undeveloped areas of the city. Of course, public land costs somewhat less than private holdings. But the difference in price is not so great as to warrant abandonment of the project. It is a wonderful idea...
...wrong with Eisenhower's action: if the United States is to live with Castro (and it must), it must take steps to restore some amount of mutual trust. The break leaves open no small steps, only the major one of re-establishing relations. Castro has made no concessions to warrant so great a display of confidence, and all Kennedy can do is to say that he won't rule out re-establishing relations at some future date. The Eisenhower Administration effectively tied the new President's hands...
Such trade embarrassments, Western experts concede, are the exception and not the rule. On the whole, Red China's aid record is better than its output figures would normally warrant. But they are evidence that Red China's vaunted economy is subject to irregular lapses and shortfalls in the very areas where the Communists are most anxious to impress...
Group I. Two of the three epics in this classification mercifully died on the road during the fall, but others have continued in the face of the TI death warrant, including The Queen and the Rebels, by another mudder among esteemed playwrights, Italian Ugo Betti, who flopped in an off-Broadway production. None of Queen's other participants has a recent Broadway past except for two-time losing Co-Producer Martin Cohen...
...Federal Court of Appeals has re-examined the case and has wisely decided to reverse the convictions. Much as society may want to put known criminals behind bars, the evidence in the Apalachin case plainly did not warrant conviction on the admittedly trumped-up count of conspiracy. The Appeals Court decision is a welcome indication that the judiciary is still ready to reassert the rule of law over the public's desire to "get" a group of people it regards as undesirable...