Word: segmented
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...CITIES (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). "To Build the Future," concluding segment of a three-part series on America's decaying urban centers, weighs two urbanological alternatives-renewing existing cities or building entirely new ones on unused land -and discusses problems and promises inherent in each. Walter Cronkite reports...
...even his most devoted fans can be as fascinated with Godard as Godard is with himself. His segment shows him behind a camera, droning on about an inspiration he had to demonstrate the war's bestiality. He planned to photograph a woman's nude body, then show what the impact of bullets would do to it. The project was abandoned, he claims, because it required too much research. "I'm full of ideas," Godard concludes, "but ideas aren't much...
Disregarding the relatively harmless bullet in the neck, the surgeons turned their attention to uncovering the damage to Kennedy's brain. The head was shaved. Overlying skin and muscle were then cut and laid back. An air-powered drill bored through the skull, and a segment of bone was removed. Then, while Reid helped control bleeding, Cuneo probed the wound. Softened and bruised brain tissue, bone fragments and clotted blood were removed by suction...
...lights have exhibited an extraordinary ability to start fast, and to break (beat, to the laymen) the other shells immediately after the race begins. What concerns Andersen is their tendency to lose speed as the race wears on. Andersen has clocked his crew over each segment of a race, and the times increased. He calls this drop-off in speed "a bit excessive...
...McCarthy campaign actually brought very few radicals back into the electoral process; instead the majority of the Minnesota Senator's "kiddie corps" came from the middle-class liberal segment of the campus...