Word: pureed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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TINY ALICE. Edward Albee's opaque allegory peddles the fallacy that the pure in heart are mortally vulnerable before institutionalized worldliness. The symbols tinkle hollowly, but the theatricality of the play is electrically charged by John Gielgud and Irene Worth...
...decided it was time to act. The G.I. was first made muscio (dead drunk), and once he had passed out, his clothes were literally sold off his back, beginning with shoes and ending with underwear. That normally covered the cost of purchase, and the contents of the wallet were pure profit. "Those were the days," sighed an old man. "It was one big carnival. Nobody starved in Naples...
...Your sneering little accounts of "Life-Italian Style" [Feb. 19] amused me, particularly as I had just finished reading about Life-American Style in the preceding pages. But when I reached your Law section, you really made my "hot Italian blood" boil! I ask you, is it pure coincidence that the rate of juvenile delinquency in divorceless Italy is one of the lowest in the world? Is it more civilized to tolerate the sporadic "irregular" situation that exists among a small percentage of the Italian population or the legal hanky-panky we have in the U.S. concerning marriage and divorce...
Throughout this account he grins like a newlywed monkey. But he tries to look a little hard-boiled when he reminds his young audience that there is nothing pure about moviemaking. It involves too many interests and too much money. He quotes James Joyce's answer to the man who asked if he could kiss the hand that wrote Ulysses: "That hand has done a lot of other things...
...merger would be a marriage of convenience. Union has ample crude oil to supply Pure's outlets in 24 Mid west and Southern states. The deal would also broaden Union's marketing outside of the highly competitive West Coast area. One important Union stock holder, however, is not impressed. Ship ping Magnate Daniel K. Ludwig, who in 1963 bought 14% of Union stock as a long-term investment, argued that the merger would dilute stock values. He prepared to sell his 4,100,000 shares back to the company for $146 million. The sale will be the largest...