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...Hallmark Hall of Fame (NBC, 8:30-10:30 p.m.). Maurice Evans and Judith Anderson in a repeat of last year's superb production of Macbeth, much of which was filmed at Scotland's Hermitage Castle. Color...
...themselves to be better judges than the President of the desires of their constituencies. The House was more than willing to follow Kennedy's lead in matters of national defense-and it appropriated $46.6 billion toward building up the nation's military strength. But it was the hallmark of the 1961 House of Representatives that it went its own way-or at least that of the folks back home -on domestic issues...
Beyond the Hill. In a real sense, the U.S. road is a proper monument for the U.S.. a nation of restless people whose hallmark in history has always been their willingness to leave behind the familiar and comfortable to discover what is beyond the next hill, sure that the unknown represents opportunity, not danger, and supremely confident that the best is yet ahead...
...resulting in a fatal heart attack, was overexertion under the workmen's compensation laws. But Judge Bowman ruled that Dean Johnston's fatal attack "constituted an accidental injury within the course and scope of his employment as dean." On that finding, the Johnston case could become a hallmark not in workmen's compensation but in the full field of life insurance. Said a worried insurance executive last week: 'If this stands up, every beneficiary of every heart-attack victim who has an accident clause and double-indemnity clause in his policy may be able to collect...
...Royal Ballet (the famous fish dives were omitted from the pas de deux in Act III), the Kirov Sleeping Beauty was by general consensus more graceful than any ever seen on an English stage. Again the company avoided the driving finishes that are the Bolshoi's hallmark, but in this case, the Kirov impressionist technique seemed far better tailored to the material...