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...Soviet Union by panting stilyagi (hepcats) for $12.50 a disk, Droner Elvis (Love Me Tender) Presley, 22, muttered: "That's the first Ah heard of it." Warming to the notion, The Pelvis burbled: "If Ah thought it'd do any good, Ah'd just take ma guitar an' get right out there on the front lines. Wouldn' that be somethin'-me singin' an' playin' ma guitar an' bullets whizzin' all 'round like in Hungary!" Then, carried away by the vision, he manfully declared: "If Ah can keep world...
Open Door? The approach of the tidal wave has also had an effect on publicly supported institutions. Those that are required by law or tradition to take in every taxpayer's child with a high-school diplo ma within their states have begun to wonder whether they can expand rapidly enough to maintain their open-door policy. Some have already answered...
...Texas rasped the reply of House Speaker Sam Rayburn: It would be "a mistake" for House leadership to "work with any committee outside the House of Representatives." A brief three days later drawled the final word from Senate Ma jority Leader Lyndon Johnson: "The necessity of dealing with an additional committee not created by federal law before taking action would only cause delays and confusion...
...gleeful face, dragging his mother toward the rack of colored "envelopes in the supermarket. Mother escapes to the grocery department, leaving her son to make his choice. She is barely out of sight when the tot spots a picture of a locomotive on one of the jackets and shrieks. "Ma! Ma! I'm ready!" She returns and exasperatedly says: "You've already got a choo-choo record." Then she scans the rack, and a nostalgic smile crosses her face as she picks up Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The child sees his chance for a choo-choo...
...Okies are represented sympathetically, the characters are not really developed as people, but serve more as vehicles of idea expression. This is an even more noticeable fault than it was in Steinbeck's novel. The concern with idea expression seems especially artificial at the movie's end when Ma Joad delivers a "The People, Yes!" speech, but it is no more than Steinbeck's symbolic life affirmation conclusion...