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...prepared address delivered before a Lowell House audience that included many faculty members, Richard H. Gardner '48, deputy assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs, said that America's policy in the U.N. serves the national interests of the United States...
...Gardner claimed that the United Nations has three main values: a forum for the expression of views, a place for continuous negotiation among nations, and a "vehicle for doing things rather than just talking about them...
...France, said: "I love the Army about as much as anyone. But I'm all for his resigning if we cannot go with him. I don't think anyone should have to be both a mother and father to five little ones." In Columbia, S.C., Mrs. Tex Gardner, whose U.S. Army sergeant husband is now in Mannheim, Germany, said of their two sons, 14 and 12: "A mother can't handle it alone. They need love that I alone cannot give them. They are interested in football and scouting. I cannot satisfy them." Said Captain James Stamper...
...Thousand Clowns (by Herb Gardner ) performs the delightful trick of turning nonconformity into a comedy instead of a cause. It is a first play written well enough to be a third or fourth play, and a bracing spring tonic for Broadway's ailing comic muse...
Despite the crisp rifle fire of its gags, A Thousand Clowns would not be so irrepressibly amusing if its characters were not so appealingly human. Playwright Gardner gives each of them the chance to show a core of dignity beneath the crust of daffiness. Like most plays about nonconformity. Clowns fudges its theme by leaving its hero where it should find him, with a job, a girl and responsibilities. The play is very New Yorky in tone, but its high good humor knows no geography. In a uniformly superb cast, Jason Robards Jr., previously starred in somber roles, emerges...