Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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This is not to condemn the President's domestic statements as a whole. It was not a "reactionary" speech, as carped the "Daily Worker," nor a "mollycoddling" speech, as said certain editorialists in deep right field. But it did confirm what many had feared: that many open sores on the body of democracy will not find treatment for at least another few-years...
Lawrence followed his first success with a group of pictures illustrating the life of John Brown, others describing Harlem and the Deep South, and then two series based on his service in the Coast Guard. In 1949 he voluntarily entered a mental hospital for therapy, emerged with the makings of a somber group entitled Sanitarium. His latest series, on view at a Manhattan gallery this week, is a contrastingly lighthearted view of the entertainment world. A standout in the show is reproduced on the following page...
...days it was touch & go for Roger Brodie, the bigger but weaker of the skull-joined Siamese twins, separated in an operation that made medical history (TIME, Dec. 29). Roger continued to exist in a deep coma, but that was all. Late one night last week he died. At the University of Illinois' Neuropsychiatric Institute in Chicago, doctors listed pressure on the vital centers at the base of the brain as one cause of death. Actually, the wonder was not what killed 16-month-old Roger but how he had stayed alive so long...
...felt uneasy about it. Said Legislator David Ha'Cohen, a member of Prime Minister Ben-Gurion's party: "I don't keep a kosher kitchen in my home, but to see Jews ordering pork chops in butchers' shops licensed by the Jewish state hurts something deep inside...
After thus giving Merton an A for effort, Benedictine Graham goes on to scan Merton's message to readers. He admits the deep appeal of this message-"at a time when men are perplexed with fear and disillusionment, the call of the ascetic to world-renunciation can go to the head like wine." But how deep does the message go, and how true is it? Asks Graham: Is Thomas Merton "an exponent of Christian holiness?-or a preacher of pseudo-perfectionism...