Word: moods
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THUS Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina eloquently set out an issue commanding increasingly urgent attention among journalists and Congressmen: Do newsmen need legal guarantees, beyond the First Amendment, to protect them and their confidential sources from official prying? The mood in Congress is to answer with an emphatic yes, and it seems likely that some law according journalists the legal privilege of refusing to disclose their sources will pass this year. Last week Ervin's Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights began a series of hearings designed to determine how broad that privilege should...
Tonight's 7:05 p.m. contest will be a tough test for Bob Harrison's team. The Quakers are once again in first place and, after an upset loss to Brown earlier this week, are not in any mood to fool around...
...year ago, student leaders were predicting a quiet Spring; some went so far as to say activism was an impossibility given the mood of students. Events proved them wrong. And while a similar reversal could occur this Spring, the diffusion of the war as an issue and the low-key approach to current Harvard controversies foretells the Spring which Faculty and administrators have been anticipating for so long: no strike, no teach-in or counter teach-in, no building occupation, perhaps even no need for the tiresome...
...bring the boys home," he said during a visit to the Mayport Naval Station), Nixon planned a meeting with AFL-CIO President George Meany, then an address to the South Carolina state legislature. In his moment of triumph, Nixon seemed less calculating, more casual than usual. The relaxed mood appeared to be catching. Finishing her dinner at Trader Vic's, Pat Nixon lit up her first cigarette in public since her husband took office. To Washington observers, it was a smoke signal...
Playgoers in a silly mood will probably find this daffy production highly diverting. Others will not. British and European audiences made El Coca-Cola Grande something of a cult, and if there is anything that off-Broadway loves, it is a cult; the show will doubtless have its U.S. devotees...