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...dialogue was written on location, between scenes. The wooley surroundings inspired such filets as, "Awright, you guys, let's get 'em" (repeated at least once in every scene), "If they think we're gonna let 'em get away with that...," and "Let's go, men. We've got a railroad to build...
...Times's Washington bureau, explained how Bureau Chief Krock manages to do it. Writing in the Times's house organ on Krock's 25th anniversary with the paper, Reston says that Krock's exclusives illustrate "what must hereinafter be known as the give-'em-hell rule of journalism or Krock's law." The law: "Nothing loosens up a well-informed circle like a good kick in the pants...
...exhibits a bunch of likable new faces, a few of which should catch the spotlight more & more. But the product is not quite up to the packaging. For all its expensive gloss, its Raoul Pene du Bois sets and John Murray Anderson staging, it never really bankrolls 'em in the aisles...
...everybody can own a car! Come and get 'em while we got 'em!" blared a Manhattan newspaper ad last week. In Chicago, Hotpoint advised its appliance dealers: "Be first to advertise and promote a no-down and easy-payment plan . . . Change your ads to scream 'NO DOWN PAYMENT.' " One Los Angeles merchant was so carried away that he posted a "NO CASH DOWN- SIX MONTHS To PAY" sign over some $3.95 shirts...
...realistic tone in the Israeli government. In the past six months indiscriminate ingathering has been curbed (TIME, Dec. 3), the currency devalued to make foreign investment attractive, the doctrinaire dogma of full employment abandoned, and all but the most necessary public works postponed. An old slogan is again heard: "Em Braira," meaning no alternative...