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...lago's villainy. But in reality, he is chiefly undone by himself. A different sort of man would have been immune to lago's innuendos about Desdemona's sexual infidelity and the circumstantial evidence of the telltale handkerchief unwittingly supplied by lago's wife (Jan Miner). Othello succumbs to his panicky jealousy either because he is unsure of himself or of Desdemona, or both. A psychologically astute actor must reveal to the audience that Othello is his own worst enemy, and Gunn fails to do that. Othello is riddled with a special brand of vanity...
...biggest-selling evening newspaper in the U.S., the New York Post, last week went the way of the Bemidji (Minn.) Pioneer, the Niles (Mich.) Star and the Fairbanks News-Miner−it jumped to 150. Apart from the special-audience Wall Street Journal, the Post thus became the first major daily in the nation to charge that price...
...distant; he eschews personal contact, approaching a handshake as if it were a tarantula. After a recent factory speech, Taft started to leave and a foreman had to remind him to "shake hands with some of the employees, Bob." Rhodes, the burly and gregarious son of a coal miner, is a charming, indefatigable backslapper and campaigner...
Arnold Miller, a coal miner running for the state legislature in West Virginia, said miners were dying by the hundreds of lung disease incurred under unhealthy working conditions. Dr. Donald Rasmussen, who works at the Appalachian Regional Hospital, said that increased dust control regulations would reduce the deaths from black lung disease by 90 per cent...
...Unless the intellectual community rises in indignation over the plight of the coal miner, there's going to be hell in the coal fields of the United States," Yablonski said. "Miners have the power to raise havoc in this country and they're not afraid...