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Disarmament is impossible in the foreseeable future. Everyone knows this except a few sentimentalists. Yet West, East and neutrals continue the solemn game of pretending that some sort of disarmament deal can be reached. The harm of the game, to the West, is that it fosters illusions. The advantage is that more and more it shows up the Russians as phony champions of peace...
Most of Richardson's attack was directed at William Callahan, chairman of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority. In Richardson's view, Callahan "has done a lot more harm than good for the state." Going further, the former president of the Harvard Law Review charged that Callahan has taken a "totalitarian approach...
...Another well-known Boston politician, longtime Mayor James Michael Curley, drew 60 days in Suffolk County Prison in 1904, when he was a city alderman, for taking a civil service examination for a ward heeler named Bartholomew Fahey. It did Curley no harm: while in jail, he ran for re-election...
Newman, as the young dog who is putting on the cat, creates a memorable portrait of a phony. Begley is pluperfect as the sort of jolly old political Santa who wouldn't harm a flea-he's much too busy squashing people. But the picture belongs to Actress Page, who starred with Newman in the Broadway play. She swirls to the girls' room as if to a coronation, she cuddles her oxygen mask as a normal woman might cuddle a newborn babe, she dimples in maidenly dither at her gigolo's advances, she proceeds a moment...
...already know what a superb singing group the Harvard Glee Club is, it will probably do you no harm to buy "Songs of the World." Representing "a musical trip around the world conceived as the result of the world tour of the Harvard Glee Club in the summer of 1961," the medley explores a range of musical diversity from Cambridge to Newton. No matter what predigested national musical stereotypes it in-herits, the Glee Club manages to reduce stylistic distinctions to Standard Average European. But if you like the meaty sounds of those well-fed Harvard boys--I do--this...