Word: contentively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Balanced Diet. C.D. maintains its balance by limiting undisguisedly religious material to 15% of editorial content-and many of the religious articles themselves take a general-interest approach, e.g., "Those TV Priests," a reprint from Today magazine concluding that on television, priests apparently come in only two styles: "Father" Bing Crosby and "Father" Barry Fitzgerald...
...High Dedication is the latest title given Kwame Nkrumah by his admirers, who once were content with Osagyefo, or Redeemer. By whatever title, Nkrumah is in bad trouble, and so is his country. Ghana, a little land once rich with promise, is slipping fast toward financial failure and harsh dictatorship. Thanks to Nkrumah's reckless spending, hard currency reserves are half what they were four years ago. And thanks to the pressure of left-wing extremists around him, Nkrumah is inching closer to the brink of Communist control of the country he led to independence...
FENWAY: Michelangelo Antioni's longwinded but polished look at a decadent cafe-society party on a remote island, L'AVVENTURA has received awards at the Cannes and London film festivals, and it deserved them. It has been often compared both in content and style to La Dolce Vita, and more than a few consider it the better movie...
Occasional Damper. In his dedicated effort to excise this international growth, Behrendt is not content with mere angry words. For the last seven years, as the Algemeen Handelsblad's editorial cartoonist, he has thrust repeatedly at world Communism with one of the sharpest and most therapeutic pens in all of Europe. He attacks his favorite target, Khrushchev, with such passion that the paper occasionally feels it necessary to put the damper on Fritz: last week his editors vetoed a Behrendt proposal to draw two Dutchmen convicted in Kiev as spies, beneath a bed occupied by a snoozing Khrushchev. Most...
...Berlin, Paar, typically, was not content to argue (with justice) that his activities were totally innocuous. He went on to claim that he had actually been "a calming influence" in Berlin. While his cameras were working, he pointed out, buses went through the barricades without being stopped by the Volkspolizei, weapons disappeared, and so forth. Upshot: "I think I'll leave for the Congo very soon...