Word: offere
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...BOFORS GUN. Life in the postwar British army is the subject of this vigorously antimilitary drama. David Warner and Nicol Williamson offer two of the best screen performances of the year...
...idiocy of the American public, that lives under the constant romantic delusion that in order to be attractive a man must be young and handsome, has made it incapable of understanding Jackie Kennedy's choice. Aristotle Onassis may not be Beau Brummel or Paul Newman, but he can offer a way of life that most of us only dream about and few men can offer any woman, no matter how beguiling or famous she might...
...when TIME was a brash, almost absurdly ambitious experiment. He closes it when the magazine, now the eldest in a family that included FORTUNE, LIFE, The March of Time and other enterprises, had become important enough to earn a public rebuke from the President of the U.S.-and to offer him, shortly thereafter, its rather solemn support in war. The second volume will carry the story up to the 1960s...
...Nixon. The decision came hesitantly, uncertainly, with a painful reluctance that reflects the great divisions which President Nixon will soon have to face. It could still be possible for the new President to "bring us together," but the job may take a lot more than Nixon has to offer...
...understandable, maybe even intended, that Wallace's performance looked unprofessional, but the miscalculation of Nixon's election eve special are harder to explain. Perhaps his staff was complacent, perhaps pig-headedly conservative. In either case they chose to offer no more during prime time than a two-hour telephone version of his tedious citizens' panel shows...