Word: enormouse
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Now another proposal is in trouble. The Pittston Co., a big oil-distribution and coal-mining corporation (1972 sales: $625 million), wants to put up a 250,000-bbl.-per-day refinery in East port (pop. 2,000), where Maine meets Canada. Like Durham, Eastport has a glorious, wild shoreline...
There has been a movement recently for studios to give freer rein to some promising young directors. This has been based for the most part on the enormous success of George Luca's low-budget American Graffiti. Now other young directors--Marty Scorsese, Terry Matlick, Steven Spielberg,--have made successful...
No one who knew Patty well thought she had become a dedicated revolutionary of her own free will in just 60 days of captivity. She was hardly a radical. Only a few weeks before the kidnaping, she had been happily picking out china in anticipation of her marriage to Steven...
The expected tributes flooded in from all over the globe. President Richard Nixon called him "a man of vision, constraint, consistency and enormous strength of character." Soviet Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev praised him as "an outstanding statesman who commanded great respect in the Soviet Union." Egyptian President Anwar Sadat remembered...
The Conversation is a film of enormous enterprise and tension. It also gains, because of Watergate, an added timeliness, but it does not depend on it. More than anything, it is a film about moral paralysis, a subject that does not need headlines to lend it importance.