Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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ELECTION PREVIEW (CBS, 6:30-7:30 p.m.). An evaluation of the 1964 campaign, the issues involved, and the outlook for Election...
Most of the reporters who have followed both candidates are convinced Kennedy will have the satisfaction of defeating his Republican opponent, which ought to soothe the wounds considerably. The outlook was not always so bright for the former Attorney General, however. The turning point of the campaign came about three weeks ago when Keating announced that his polls showed him significantly out in front. While Kennedy's aides feel this may have been true three weeks ago, Keating lost his most valuable asset: the image of the old, experienced community servant fighting a losing battle against a young upstart. Kennedy...
...able to choose between two such capable men as Kennedy and Keating, both of whom have already served their country with distinction. I would also be humiliated that so many of my fellow New Yorkers have allowed the mediocrity of the presidential candidates to diffuse through and sour their outlook of an honorable and capable man seeking their support for the continuation of a fine public career. Martin B. Vidgoff...
MOZART THE DRAMATIST, by Brigid Brophy. A brilliant interpretation written so gracefully as to disarm criticism of the author's heavily Freudian outlook...
...court has done nothing to "promulgate degeneracy" or otherwise undermine civil morality [Sept. 11]. The decisions simply allow Americans the privilege of a difference in moral outlook. The phrase "under God" does not stand for religious-moral absolutism...