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...Turkey's War College in 1929. he got his first star in 1946, his fourth in 1957. A devout believer in Ataturk's dictum that the army must be beyond politics, he shunned publicity, spent most of his spare time with his wife and son, now a com mission broker in Izmir. As a result, he remained almost unknown to the Turkish public until last week...
...leading players give creditable performances, and Lee Remick, as the back-country belle the hero falls for, is singularly touching. Most impressive of all is the wise and gentle moderation of the film's philosophy. Kazan comes down firmly on the side of eminent domain and the com monweal, but also takes time to recognize, with a kind of puzzled honesty, that what is good for the greatest number is often bad for the soul...
...professors which is not to be met with in books." Continued McCord: "If theological seminaries are to stand with integrity in the academic world," there must be encouragement to "pursue some problems to the depths. Intellectual innocence is not a Christian virtue." Later, puffing on his pipe in the com fortable "President's Cottage," a century-old Gothic house recently remodeled by his wife Hazel, President McCord ex panded on his thesis. "There has been a theological parenthesis for some three decades or more. The church was chal lenged on her source of authority, and theology began...
...oddly enough, there was a feeling this time that some kind of partial agreement might be possible out of the com mon concern over nuclear destruction, and the awesome and imminent new methods of its delivery from the heights of outer space. "Not one, but a thousand swords of Damocles dangle over us," in toned France's Jules Moch gravely as the disarmament talks began...
...famed Chateau Frontenac hotel. Significantly, Duplessis' closest crony, Attorney General Antoine Rivard. faded fast as a candidate. In a deadlock between Montreal and Quebec City factions, Dark Horse Barrette, a Joliette (pop. 19,000) insurance broker who still carries a union card as a machinist, emerged as the com promise...