Word: note
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...suppose most of the world's great and near-great-those who admired Harry Luce and those who were less than cordial -will be counted in the expressions of regret at his death. So there may be little time for the editors to note that, even among us lesser people for whom TIME was also prepared with such great care each week, there is genuine regret and a sense of emptiness...
...Doniphon is the archetypal Ford hero, the John Wayne of all Ford's westerns. A man of action and few words (note his instinctive hatred of the rhetoric in the Convention speeches), Doniphon is very much an individual who minds his own business. When Stoddard nominates him as a representative to the Convention, he refuses, saying, "I've got other plans. Personal plans...
About the only sour note was struck by East Germany's intransigent Walter Ulbricht, an old Communist who has yet to come in from the cold. Ulbricht lavished praise on the Soviet Union's exhibit-considered by most Western fairgoers to be Russia's most mediocre in years. And he notably managed to ignore the fair's biggest (and perhaps best) exhibit: that of West Germany...
...Succeed In Business Without Really Trying is almost note for note a reincarnation of the 1961 Broadway hit. Therein lies its troubles as well as its triumphs...
Apparently he couldn't play the flute. In Ibsen's The Wild Duck, Hjalmar Ekdal renders "with sentimental expression" a brief passage from a Bohemian folk-dance. In the Adams House version he is about to let loose when the door conveniently swings open, and we never hear a note...