Word: neil
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Promises, Promises--Burt Bacharach and Hal David write some of the best and most innovative songs around, but perhaps you might prefer to buy the original cast album rather than go to this somewhat unsatisfactory distillation by Neil Simon of Billy Wilder-I. A. L. Diamond's "The Apartment." At the SHUBERT, W. 44th...
Joining Ignacio in the outfield is Pete Karegeannes. He has outstanding speed and will paly left field. The center field job could go to returning letterman Ken O'Connell because of his strong defensive play. But challengers for the position are Neil Hurley and Curt Tucker...
...basement of the Shambala Bookstore on Berkeley's Telegraph Avenue near the university's campus, 20-year-old Sheila O'Neil looked up from her calculations on the chart before her and shook her head. "We'd better postpone the organization meeting until next week," she said. "Mercury's going into opposition with Saturn in the 3rd House, which will mean bad communicating. But next Tuesday all systems will...
...whole House. President Nixon has called for re-examination of all U.S. tax policy, and Mills will be the congressional arbiter of any changes. Mills, who rarely gives on-the-record interviews, agreed to sit down for an examination of his current views on issues with TIME Congressional Correspondent Neil MacNeil. Mills' tour of the fiscal horizon...
...theory that low-wage jobs are better than none at all, Neil Jacoby, a U.C.L.A. economist and former Eisenhower adviser, urges an easing of minimum wage laws to encourage employment of marginal workers. Ultimately, the best way of reconciling price stability with high employment is to increase labor productivity by means of expanded job training among the semiskilled and the unskilled. Thus Nixon's proposal for giving private enterprise tax incentives for ghetto job training could combat inflation at the same time that it helps serve other social needs...