Word: nice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nice evenings, Donald Howard, 25, his wife and two small children knew what to expect: the neighbors came around to throw taunts and rocks, to riot and run rampage. The Howards are Negroes, the first to move into the Trumbull Park public housing project on Chicago's South Side. Ten other Negro families moved in later, but the Howards bore the brunt of racial hate...
...Communists were not forgotten-stones were thrown through the windows of some Red offices in Paris, firebombs were tossed into a Communist newspaper plant in Nice, and some Soviet flags were torn down from a group of allied flags near Lille. "The real conquerors are the friends of Thorez and Duclos," reminded Le Figaro. "It is they who, on the ruins and on the tomb, ought to raise the Red banner at the head of the dead...
While the others specialize in high points and "nice touches," emphasizing the actors' talents and individual ideas of pacing, Eisenstein carries the picture and makes himself the film's dominant force. When one speaks of an "art picture" the usual reference is to theme, good acting, and a few well staged scenes. Eisenstein's picture is a series of extremely well constructed scenes. Actually, Alexander Nevsky seems almost to be a set of still shots, posed for an exhibition of exquisite composition, and strung together with a minimum of transition. Contrasted to most pictures in which composition is subordinate...
...With that, Jenkins dramatically held up an picture of Stevens and Schine. shoulder to shoulder, taken at McGuire Air Force Base, N.J. last November. Counsel Jenkins made clear why he had introduced the picture: "Mr. Stevens, isn't it an fact that you were being especially nice and considerate and tender of this boy, Schine ... in order to dissuade the Senator [McCarthy] from continuing his investigation of one of your departments?" Answered Stevens: "Positively and completely...
...people genuinely liked him. The only three who could be located are Pete and Charlie of the Crimson Men's Shop, who both remember him as a "really nice fellow," and Tony Vento, the Adams House janitor who served as Schine's valet...