Word: furiousness
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...request for legislation to bring the quasi-judicial Federal Reserve Board into the Executive Branch of the Government-and to control it by doubling its membership, with the new appointees to be named by Nixon. The source, described as "a White House aide," explained that the President was "furious" at Burns for telling Congress that inflation had not been checked and urging creation of a wage-price review board to apply greater pressure. White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler denied that any such legislation was under consideration, but evaded all ques-tions about Nixon's current attitude toward Burns...
Whether or not Congress decides to save Lockheed, the wounds from so furious a battle will be long in healing...
...Reinhardt and Librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal in organizing the Salzburg Festival. Before he began his eleven years as the festival's president in 1960, Paumgartner proved eminently resourceful. Once, while recording Don Giovanni, he went so far as to slap a soprano in order to evoke a properly furious scream from...
...only a very few: the Swedish silent Witchcraft Through the Ages, Pasolini's Teorema, Kenneth Anger's Invocation of My Demon Brother. The Devils, however, is rendered on a far grander scale than any of these. It is like a lunatic opera, an attempt to make a furious poem out of frenzy. Russell's flamboyant theatricality and his interest in the perverse have been too much imposed on his other films; but here, style and subject are perfectly matched. The film does not work as drama. But as a glimpse of hell it is superbly, frighten ingly...
...Lewins, kind, intelligent people who raised them quietly and conventionally. But there is no appeasing outraged memory. In 1967, when he is supposed to be writing a doctoral dissertation, Daniel is actually compiling a bizarre family history: his parents' ordeal, his blasted childhood, Susan's furious, futile rebellions...