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Representatives John V. Lindsay (R.N.Y.), Charles McC. Mathias (R.Md.), and Abner W. Sibal (R.Conn.), who won their soats in strongly Democratic districts, took a critical look at the Kennedy administration at the midway point. Their chief quarrels: a serious "lack of candor," a "deliberate attempt" not to tell the whole truth...
Refreshing Candor. Last week the stamina of the Deseret News's Price correspondent paid off again-in a more handsome manner. For "distinguished"' reporting under deadline pressure, Robert David Mullins won one of journalism's most coveted awards, a Pulitzer Prize. The Deseret News, which had been aching to even the score with the Tribune,* knew just how to react: it plastered self-congratulations all over the paper. But hardworking Correspondent Mullins. who was scooped on the major portions of his story, could hardly understand what all the shouting was about. Said he with refreshing candor...
Miss Sullivan comes from the New England Conservatory of Music, and it must in all candor be admitted that she puts our local talent to shame. She is the sweet Rose Maybud, a Village Maiden, of this Ruddigore, and a veritable Lttle Mary Sunshine of a Rose she is: goofy, tottering, simpering, coy, absurd, delightful, and quite seductive. And, how lovely, she has also a charming singing voice. Whenever she is on stage, the show is a complete triumph...
...Desire Under the Elms, and she was matched with leading men whom she could have swallowed with half a glass of water. "It's very difficult to find a man who can compete with me, with how I look on the screen," she says with professionally detached candor. "It would be a nice experience to be dominated for once." Tab Hunter was her partner in That Kind of Woman. When little 5-ft. 6-in. Alan Ladd did a film with 5-ft. 8-in. Sophia, a trench was dug so they could walk along side by side. Houseboat...
...that of the free world, for the sake of public opinion in nations that do not have even a direct role in the East-West struggle. Writing in Foreign Affairs, John J. McCloy, until recently President Kennedy's disarmament adviser, takes the neutrals to task, with a candor not usually possible at international conferences...