Word: relaxedness
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The Risks. Even though the U.S. itself has been pressing for a test ban all along, the agreement holds risks for the U.S. The most concrete ones are military-scientific, and by and large expert opinion holds those risks worth taking, provided that U.S. vigilance is not relaxed (see box...
The house party at Seal Harbor, Me., was a quiet family affair-the four Murphy children, Happy and Governor Nelson Rockefeller, who was celebrating his 55th birthday. After ice cream and a large birthday cake (with only one candle), Happy gave her husband a blue sailing shirt and two cashmere...
James relaxed too much. In making little allowance for the fact that people can also be converted to vicious creeds, he acquired admirers he would have deplored Mussolini, for instance, hailed James as a preceptor who had showed him that "an action should be judged by its result rather than...
To the regular Harvard or Radcliffe student, this restriction is irksome. Accustomed to dropping in on interesting lectures or auditing a course steadily, he finds a Harvard with closed doors somewhat strange and alien. The ambitious student from any college, who views the summer months as an ideal time for...
Less than two months ago, his game in tatters, golf's No. 1 money winner, Arnold Palmer, quit the pro tour to think things over at home. "Every time I turned around," he complained, "somebody was writing my obituary." But last month, rested and relaxed, Arnie beat Paul Harney...