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...success of his administration. The new Cabinet certainly improves the government's "image," but many critics feel that the new faces are mostly familiar Establishment types, and that, for instance, any practical business talent is lacking among them. The Conservative Daily Telegraph optimistically announced: "The government has a fresher and stronger look." Opposition leaders were derisive. Labor's Hugh Gaitskell called the Cabinet shake-up "a political massacre which can only be interpreted as a gigantic admission of failure." Joseph Grimond, chief of the renascent Liberals, declared: "After twelve years in office, it is too late...
...Liberals man aged to block the Tories' massive majority of 203 M.P.s fell rather lamely, the more so since Tory strategists had every reason to prefer June to September. The Tories recently boosted old-age pensions by $10 a month, and this gift was likely to be fresher in mind. Western farmers, grateful to the Tories for selling of $228 million in surplus grain to Red China, are in a better mood now than they are apt to be after the summer's expected drought. And by fall, if Britain joins the European Common Market, Canada may lose...
...surprisingly, the sentences soon lose their short-story-class sterility, and become tauter and fresher. Before long, Price is writing his own wry, amusing novel, and doing it well. Rosacoke is a likable, skillfully drawn character-young and gangly-pretty, bright enough to see the sour humor in being, as she is, a good girl...
Emerson College in Pacific Grove, Calif., is-well, like a college. But not much. Though legally chartered and all that jazz, Emerson shuns entrance exams, grades, degrees and administrators. The result is one of the fresher, if freakier, experiments in U.S. education...
...President Lyndon Johnson as his chief operative and liaison man. He plans to take a personal hand in congressional affairs as well: "I know more about them, having served in Congress for 14 years." The Cabinet and, in fact, the whole Government would be filled largely with younger men, fresher faces. Jack Kennedy owes very little in the way of political debts-he has been his own best promoter and manipulator-and can choose his team as he pleases. Since he is not a state Governor and has no incumbent Administration in Washington to provide Democratic manpower, he would have...