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This feeling of inevitability, that it is only a question of time before once more their future must be laid on the line, stems naturally from the situation in the Middle East. It is an overwhelming burden, a continuous grinding pressure to be confronted by the constant spectre of an...
The good people--Kael (The New Yorker), Hatch (Nation), Kauffmann (New Republic), and Sarris (Village Voice)--each have an axe to grind, and make no bones about grinding it. Kael has a perversely radical culture-consciousness, loving most those films which, rooted to a trashy crowd-pleasing base, manage to...
On the foreign economic front, Nixon and Connally played a daring and sometimes crude game of economic brinkmanship that at times seemed to threaten the entire fabric of U.S. relations with its friends and trading partners. While no one could foretell the long-range psychological effects and the resentments that...
Ecology, Inc.'s $2,000,000 Brooklyn plant is grinding up about 150 tons of garbage per day. Ferrous metals are removed by magnets. The remaining refuse is aerated in a special "digester," which decomposes it while also killing bacteria and smells. The addition of phosphates, nitrates and potash...
The grinding erosion caused by monetary and trade uncertainty may yet affect U.S. ambitions for turning its payments account around by a huge $13 billion. If economic growth abroad continues to falter, foreign businessmen and union leaders may well insist that their governments raise still higher barriers against imports. In...