Word: cunningness
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As Richard Nixon's most influential advisor on foreign policy, Kissinger has embodied the role of the 19th-century balance-of-power diplomat. He is cunning, elusive, and all-powerful in the sprawling sector of government which seeks to advise the President on national security matters. As Nixon's personal...
Inevitably, any of his shows becomes an event bordering on theater. So it is with his current "retrospective" at the Whitney Museum, which, when it opened last week, proved to be no retrospective at all but a tiny sampling of his work on canvas from 1962 to 1971, hived off...
Meg Morgan led the sweep with a 6-0 6-0 win over Margie Sakzman at first singles. Joy Skon looked in midseason form at number two beating Pam Hayling, 6-1, 6-1 In third singles Aime Moss defeated Delana Cunning ham, 6-0, 6-3.
Although Crow offers no letup in the agony and gore, it should win Hughes a new and wider following. In it he parcels out human history and legend in a succession of charnel-house episodes. The Garden of Eden, Oedipus, St. George, all our prototypes of beauty, heroism and love...
Truman, by contrast, slugged viciously ("The Republican Party is controlled by silent and cunning men who have a dangerous lust for power and privilege") through 31,500 miles and 350 speeches, stubbornly predicting his own victory. Gamblers made Dewey an 18-to-1 favorite; some pollsters were so certain of...