Word: guestly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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COURT MARTIAL (ABC, 10-11 p.m.). Joan Hackett, perhaps nostalgic for the good old days of The Defenders and The Nurses, guest-stars as an Army nurse involved in a murder trial...
...missionaries have frequently been suspected of taking sides with the dissidents. Despite the clerics' protests of neutrality, and despite Burma's professed freedom of religion, mission property was nationalized last year, without compensation. A Salvation Army worker was told that she had "neglected to fulfill the guest's obligation-which is to know when to go home." Remembering that the churches flourished during the Japanese occupation of Burma in World War II, older missionaries are confident that Christianity's convert leaders (among them 750 Baptist ministers) can carry on successfully. Younger clergymen, however...
...surpluses. However, Washington has been noncommittal on $150 million worth of grain needed this year. Will Moscow supply it? Nasser was plainly uncertain. Escorting Kosygin around Aswan last week, Nasser passed up an ideal opportunity for an anti-U.S. tirade, which could not have pleased his dour Soviet guest. However, Egypt's leader was full of praise for "U.A.R.-Soviet solidarity." Then they went off to see the sights. At the High Dam and the Soviet-sponsored projects, Kosygin was largely the unsmiling inspector general from the home office. He was received well enough-except in one exchange...
...Pages. Working a man-killing schedule, Helen Vlachos has enlisted her second husband, Constantin Loundras, as business director of her enterprises. She lends her services to many worthy causes, such as the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. But she scrupulously avoids cocktail parties and chooses her own guest lists carefully; in 1961, Jackie Kennedy was a visitor at her home on the island of Mykonos. "I don't like the abandoned female intellectual type," she says...
Today Ed Sullivan pays King more than $10,000-or roughly $400 per joke-to be a guest on his TV show. King is the star of The Impossible Years, an impossible Broadway play, which, despite chilly reviews from the critics, has been selling out for seven months...