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...entire movie takes place during Dennis Barlow's unlikely visit to the United States. He was at the airport in London when suddenly he became the ten millionth person to see someone off and won a free trip to Calcutta or Los Angeles. Poor guy chose you-know-what and plunged himself into an incredible chamber of horrors. Shortly after Barlow's arrival his British uncle, a failure in the movie industry, commits suicide, leaving the hapless boy to make all the funeral arrangements--and what funeral arrangements...
Samuel H. Beer, professor of Government, supported Johnson's move on the grounds that John Barlow Martin, former U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic, has reported to the President that the revolt is controlled by Communists. Beer, an acquaintance of Martin, stated that Martin should be well acquainted with the situation...
Shifting. Many months of politicking went into the resolution. Last September Washington Lawyer Joel Barlow, the Chamber director who earlier had engineered the organization's approval of the tax cut bill, proposed that the Chamber speak up for bigger U.S. business with the East. With the enthusiastic support of outgoing President Edwin P. Neilan, he organized a team of backers, including Caterpillar Tractor President William Blackie, Anderson Clayton Vice President Norman Ness and Christian Science Monitor Editor Erwin Canham, a former Chamber president...
...program to tape-record interviews with over 100 of Kennedy's friends and advisers also got under way earlier this week. Free-lance writer John Barlow Martin began questioning Atty. Gen. Kennedy, and Theodore White, author of The Making of the President 1960, began interviewing presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger...
Elected to preside over the House of Deputies was Layman Clifford Phelps Morehouse, 57, of Katonah, N.Y., the vice president and secretary of Manhattan's Morehouse-Barlow Co., an Episcopal publishing house. High Churchman Morehouse was one of those who favored dropping "Protestant" from his church's name (TIME, Sept. 22), but the House of Bishops voted 70 to 54 against the change. He is only the second layman to head the 670-man House of Deputies since the church was established in 1785. The other: the late Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts, who served from...