Word: folksing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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John McFerren, who runs a service station and grocery store and who has not been allowed to buy gasoline or groceries locally since the trouble began, waved a hand at surrounding hills and gullies: "On a farm like this, what could you do with modern machinery? If it's...
A Quicker Solution. In some areas, a quicker solution is being used: the conversion of old hotels. Oldsters like them because they are conveniently near bustling business districts. Two old hotel chains-the MacArthur with 15 hotels, and the Weaver with 21-have united to form a chain throughout the...
THE NEPHEW, by James Purdy. A moving and delicately controlled demonstration that even the most seemingly placid lives are sometimes tenuously suspended over the deep. An aging brother and sister discover that the nephew they had loved and raised and who died in Korea had made some dark emotional commitments...
Weddings' hero is a small-tirne commercial photographer (John Myhers) who lives in his store-front studio in the Village and shares his cot with his "model" (Viveca Lindfors). She keeps nagging him to marry her, he keeps dodging. Underneath the usual evasions lies, of course the usual fear...
This year MacLeish wrote another play, The Secret of Freedom, which was printed in the October issue of Esquire. Penned expressly for television, it will be broadcast later this season. This is his first prose play, and it is an avowedly propagandistic piece. It deals with folks-next-door-and...