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Even before the SST vote, it was clear that government at all levels should be doing far more for retraining the displaced persons of aerospace. Having en couraged many of them to pursue narrowly technological careers in a patriotic enterprise, the nation's officials are all but duty-bound to provide a chance for them to use their skills. Last week's action in the Senate only strengthened that obligation by freeing SST funds for other purposes. Another reason the lawmakers should be eager to help: if aerospace unemployment becomes an overwhelming problem, there may be rising public pressure...
...Italy. Based on a novel by Alberto Moravia, the film reproduces the Italy and France of the 1930s with almost operatic splendor; no recent film has been so visually lush or stylistically exhilarating. It is a pity that the scenario cannot quite meet the demands of the mise en scene...
...dispatch him to France to kill one of his former college professors, and he combines the assignment with a honeymoon trip for his addled bride (Stefania Sandrelli). The meeting with his instructor and an intense assignation with the professor's wife (Dominique Sanda), reinforce his cynicism but weak en his homicidal resolve. The killing must be carried out by others while Marcello huddles in the back seat of a car, staring blankly at the slaughter...
...last night, no legal action had been taken against the women who occupied the building at 888 Memorial Drive. By the time they left the building en masse over two weeks ago, a police photographer had accumulated pictures of every woman as she entered and left the building...
Last week, during a surprise visit to Hanoi, China's Premier Chou En-lai retaliated by indulging in a little psychological warfare himself. North Viet Nam and China, he said, are "the front line" and "the rear area" of the war. The two countries are as closely linked as "lips and teeth." Should the U.S. "go down the road of expanding its war of aggression," declared a communique signed by Chou and Hanoi's Premier Pham Van Dong, the Chinese people would "take all necessary measures, not flinching even from the greatest national sacrifices," to help the North...