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...biggest unknown in today's contest is the number of voters who will write in Lodge's name on the ballot. If the number is large, the division of moderate voters may pull Rockefeller's total below Goldwater's. But if citizens heed Rockefeller's plea to "vote for one of the candidates who has openly declared himself a candidate, and who has traveled in the state to discuss the issues with you," then the united moderates may overwhelm the Goldwater backers...
...Take Heed of Loving Me, Vining...
...Tony's new, improved career is that he has done it all without learning to sing any better. His voice is as flat as it is strong; his timing slips and falters like a water wheel in a drought. He delivers a song clearly, cleanly, warmly, paying great heed to the lyrics, making up in feeling what he lacks in old-fashioned talent...
...Cold, LeCarre (2) 3. The Venetian Affair, Maclnnes (4) 4. The Wapshot Scandal, Cheever (6) 5. The Hat on the Bed, O'Hara (5) 6. The Shoes of the Fisherman, West (3) 7. Caravans, Michener (7) 8. On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Fleming (10) 9. Take Heed of Loving Me, Vining 10. The Living Reed, Buck...
...said Mirabeau, would sell his soul for money, "and he would be right, for he would be exchanging dung for gold." Where Richelieu spoke for a powerful and united France, Talleyrand's 19th century role was most often like De Gaulle's: to make the world pay heed to a beaten, broken France. Superbly confident, cool under the worst conditions, Talleyrand once sat calmly through an hour-long tirade by Napoleon Bonaparte and heard himself called everything from a liar and a traitor to a coward and a thief. In a final paroxysm, Napoleon described...