Word: guestly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Among the guest artists are Pianists Sviatoslav Richter and John Browning, Soprano Shirley Verrett and Conductors Zubin Mehta, Thomas Schippers and Werner Torkanowsky...
...taxes a year; streamline swollen bureaucracies where graft has long been a way of life; and, especially, reform an anachronistic agricultural economy that has as much acreage under cultivation as Japan but turns out only 25% as much rice. Impressed by such beginnings, Lyndon Johnson last week promised his guest everything he came to Washington to get. The U.S. agreed to: - Provide an added $21 million (to the current $24 million) for such agricultural programs as irrigation, rice growing and rural electrification. - Equip ten army battalions (cost: $20 million) for rural-development projects, especially in central Luzon...
...Bing today has no private life, no hobbies, no interest in anything but the Met. To gather strength for each six-day onslaught of problems, he spends all day Sunday in bed, like Lenin lying in state. He is a solitary figure who thinks of himself still as "a guest in this country," and he keeps himself insulated from the rhythms that make other men move. He is Old World to the heart and carries his British citizenship like a shield. As far as Bing is concerned, he could be living in downtown London...
...with a window shade that lets in too much light. The sly tone is sustained through a dormitory matron's wonderfully irrelevant lecture on morals to the film's bittersweet climax in Prague, where the boy's parents forcibly separate their wayward son from his unexpected guest by dragging him off to their own bed for a riotous family quarrel...
BEWITCHED (ABC, 9-9:30 p.m.). Robert Q. Lewis guest-stars as a commercial photographer assigned to snap Baby Tabatha for an advertising campaign. Samantha (Elizabeth Montgomery) refuses, and with one magic twitch of her nose has everything going...