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Anyone who believes this will cherish the rest of this movie. Since Kid Galahad is Elvis Presley, he has trouble lifting his eyelids, let alone eight-ounce gloves. Except for Joan Blackman's sweater, there is precious little to open anyone's eyes in this re-botch of the 1937 movie about the seamy side of the fight game. Between bouts, Presley Elviscerates a few helpless songs, moos over Joan, and twists like Little Egypt. Gig Young as a blarneying promoter and Lola Albright as his "fiancée" try to beat some brains into the picture...
...Senator who in 1937 became Franklin D. Roosevelt's first appointee to the Supreme Court, has vigorously dissented. Justice Black argues that freedom of speech and the press "must be accorded to the ideas we hate, or sooner or later they will be denied to the ideas we cherish." But in extending protection last week to liars, libelers and slanderers. Justice Black found himself almost alone...
...Stop Shopping. Last year Massey formed a jointly owned corporation with Kansas City's Butler Manufacturing Co.. a producer of farm buildings, storage and grain-handling equipment. For the new corporation M-F executives cherish vaulting ambitions. One day, they hope, it will offer the world's hungry emerging nations one-stop agricultural shopping in a kind of vast supermarket capable of supplying a farmer with all his needs: implements, farm buildings, seed, fertilizer and free expert advice...
Little Lost Soul. All this clearly leads to more specialization, upsetting those who cherish the values of general education-and four years of it in a liberal arts atmosphere. They see colleges becoming mere cram schools for graduate study, and at some prestige campuses, 90% of all B.A.s do go on studying (national rate: 33%). The generalists are also unhappy about speedup advanced-standing schemes in which students skip entire years. (They approve the extra-credit Advanced Placement Program.) At Harvard, Classicist John Finley argues that even ultrabrights need time to grow up. "A student can fly from the West...
...pressure is simply absurd, and we find it hard to believe that it was offered seriously. Where an individual feels that he sees an ethical problem, he has not only the right but the duty to present it for discussion. We know that the members of the academic community cherish this opportunity as an important part of the academic heritage...