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...read with disgust Hal Roach Jr.'s assessment of American intelligence. He makes a bald statement that the average televiewer has an even lower I.Q. than the moviegoer [TIME, Oct. 29]. It seems to me that he indicts himself and his staff. I take it Mr. Roach and his kind will continue to press the national I.Q. still lower, to satisfy a sponsor's demand...
...daybreaks, almost 100 reporters clambered up the mountainsides and stood in five-inch snow, peering towards the test site at Frenchman's Flat, waiting for a blast. By last week, when the first big explosion finally came, one-third of the correspondents had given up in disgust. By week's end, all but a handful had gone...
...divergent paths. One was a teen-age girl, a refugee from child-labor gangs in Hungary's Communist coal mines. One-Yugoslav airline Chief Pilot Milivoje Arsenijevic-had left a good job and a comfortable apartment in Belgrade. Some were driven by despair, some by disillusion, some by disgust. Some merely saw a chance and grabbed it. All had a goal in common. They gave it no name, but it lay just across the border...
Phil Silvers plays the role to perfection, coming so close to a caricature of Milton Berle, that much of the possible humor is lost in genuine disgust for the man who can not share the spotlight with anyone...
Gromyko and the Czech and Polish delegations stayed away from the signing. Just before the ceremony, Gromyko held a press conference in which he repeated his familiar tune. After half an hour, newsmen began to walk out on him in disgust. Gromyko was heard to mutter: "There is nothing...