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Last week the businessmen and professors who belong to the Club met again in Philadelphia and rejected the notion of no-growth (see ECONOMY & BUSINESS). If world poverty is to be conquered and world peace attained, the Club now agrees, further selective growth is not just desirable but essential...
...battle over the billions almost certainly will be fought by two groups that could hardly be more opposed. On the one side are Hughes' rather distant Houston relatives, all members of the city's old, tight-knit aristocracy. They live mostly in the genteel River Oaks area, belong to the best clubs (the Assembly, the Tejas Club), are members of the Christ Church Cathedral (Episcopal) and try-with unusual success-to keep out of the news...
There's no place in this world where I'll belong when I'm gone, And I won't know the right from the wrong when I'm gone, Won't know who's to praise and who's to blame when I'm gone, So I guess I'd better do it while I'm here. Phil Ochs...
...plays that belong in the durable realm of dramatic art seem to predate their creation. They exercise a strange primordial authority and inevitability. Virginia Woolf is just that sort of invincible work...
...given, taken, inherited, stolen, plagiarized, usurped, chronicles and sagas in vented at the beginning of the world by the offspring of giants copulating with the daughters of men." She becomes, in short, a splendid ventriloquist, and the beauty of her adopted speech almost makes her forget that the words belong to strangers to her and her people...