Word: crimed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...banking, finance, oil and insurance, jobs in other fields followed people to the suburbs. Vacancy rates soared in dingy old office buildings. Sleazy stores and bad restaurants proliferated. Forsaken by many retailers, streets that once bustled with affluent shoppers became a depressing arena for bums and beggars, vice and crime...
...taken to see Wagner's Walküre-and got lost onstage after the performance. In a sense, he has been swallowed up in scenery ever since his one-man student production at the University of Florence led Luchino Visconti to sign him for a bit part in Crime and Punishment. Zeffirelli then talked his way into assistant directorships with the maestros of postwar Italian cinema: Vittorio De Sica and Roberto Rossellini...
...understandable. There are now more So viet troops along West Germany's border than at any time since 1945. In recent months the Soviets have directed a propaganda barrage against Bonn that far exceeds any previous Russian effort. Moscow has accused the Federal Republic of just about every crime in the Communist lexicon, from "openly reviving Hitler's criminal policy of expansion" to "stubbornly attempting to prepare for World...
...early release if he shows signs of rehabilitation. Warden Patterson says that it is too early to tell whether his program has really changed the inmates. But he does give the men credit for sincerity. "They believe that they are saving kids from a life of crime. And that begins to work at a prisoner's innards...
...this time, most viewers will easily be able to program the conclusion. Nonetheless, they can console themselves by enjoying a pair of sly performances by Smith and Ustinov, and a witty narrative of crime without punishment that has not quite been folded, spindled or mutilated into familiar formula...