Word: lied
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...himself--and Austin Pendleton, his prostitute-loving son with buck teeth. Beah Richards (Addie) refused to play a Joe Good. Even around the two or three members of the household she loved, she maintained a peculiar aloofness. Negro maids couldn't be pals and Miss Richards' performance didn't lie about that...
...prevaliing credo of contemporary social inquiry limits reason to an analysis of those means which will lead most efficiently to given ends; reason is strictly precluded from passing judgment on the ends themselves. The value of the exercise is said to lie in the accumulation of stores of neutral knowledge, useful for whichever ends we intend to employ them. There is no time here to discuss the simplicity of the underlying assumptions of this enterprise, but something must be said about its social consequences...
Walzer likewise has no basic objections to recruitment on campus, but thinks that the decision to permit it must lie in Faculty hands. "So long as members of the Faculty are outraged by recruiting," he said, "it should be excluded out of deference to them...
...Phoenix, despite a plea of insanity, Accused Mass Murderer Robert Benjamin Smith, 19, was found guilty and now faces the gas chamber. Smith is the high school student who shot to death four women and a child in a Mesa, Ariz., beauty parlor, after getting them to lie down, heads to the center, like spokes of a wheel (TIME, Nov. 18). When police arrived only moments after the killings, Smith announced laconically: "I wanted to get known, just wanted to get myself a name." Defense psychiatrists testified that Smith could not have known right from wrong. "For him," said...
...ledger, the court refused to review the conviction of a sculptor in Miami who had been fined $100 for displaying in his backyard six large statues of couples engaged in various normal and aberrant sex acts. The court broke no new ground, but neither did it give the lie to the often-repeated prediction that it will eventually allow virtually any publication or motion picture, so long as it is not sold to children, sold in a pandering manner, or sold in such a way that it intrudes upon the individual's right of privacy...