Word: latelies
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...zestfulness of spirit. Currently making its first Western Hemisphere appearance with a Canadian tour, the troupe presents three classics from two centuries: Strindberg's Dance of Death and Georges Feydeau's A Flea in Her Ear (early 20th) and Congreve's Love for Love (late 17th). No American resident company could have done these plays with equal distinction; many repertory groups could not begin to do them...
...inflationary wage increases. With its staggering 7% annual increase in wages and benefits, the Ford settlement dwarfs the 4.9% won last year by the airline machinists, who effectively buried the Administration's once cherished 3.2% wage-price "guide-posts." Though the Administration has been strangely silent of late, it is now clear that another mark has been passed. Last August CEA's Ackley expressed the hope that Reuther's men would not jostle "the general pattern that has developed this year around...
...last year on a rise in sales from $1.1 billion to $1.3 billion; the increase in profits came about because of the earlier start on new-model production, economies ordered by Chairman Lynn Townsend, and the sell-off of a large inventory of cars. Both G.M. and Chrysler, late in the quarter, were helped to some degree by the U.A.W. strike against Ford...
...Ford) is a potato-faced professional vegetarian from the Midwest who plans to convert the natives to a diet of nut-burgers and Yeastrol. Jones (Alec Guinness) is a breezy, sleazy gun smuggler, all winks and leers, forever dreaming of deals. Brown (Richard Burton), in Haiti to reclaim his late mother's hotel, is a lapsed Catholic, a cynic, a middle-aged burned-out case. He is also a ready target for temptation, as substantially embodied in a Latin American ambassador's wife (Elizabeth Taylor). She waits for Burton in her car on a highway-evidently the most...
...Poets' Theatre is a semi-professional group dedicated to the production of original plays. It was reopened last year by a committee including William Alfred, professor of English, and Mary Manning (widow of the late Mark deWolfe Howe) after closing in 1958 because of a fire hazard in its old Palmer Street home...