Word: soire
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Dousing her star for any future comeback in films, Princess Grace, 32, told Jours de France and France-Soir, "I would like to act, but it is not possible." Her Serene Highness explained that she bowed out of her role in Alfred Hitchcock's projected Mamie because it all seemed too common to her 20,000 Monegasque subjects. "The return to acting did not set well with the public," said Grace. "They thought it was not in keeping with my place as a princess." Did the Vatican have any say? And did the souring relations between Paris...
...What!" wailed Director Charles Gom-bault of Paris' France-Soir. "This is awful. I'm shattered...
...titanic struggle between the White House and the biggest company in the nation's basic industry. There hadn't been a business story like it in years. For White House Correspondent Hugh Sidey, the job meant covering a President capable of presiding genially over a soirée for the Shah of Iran after issuing blistering directives to his lieutenants about the steel crisis. Having followed the President to sea, Sidey's final file came from the nuclear-powered U.S.S. Enterprise. Among businessmen in steel towns and elsewhere, our correspondents found a violence of opinion...
...foreign newsmen. Shortly after taking office, he added a foreign press assistant (Jay Gildner) to the White House staff-the first such presidential assistant in U.S. history. Freedman, Brandon and Imhoof are clipped for the President's attention, and his aides take regular readings on everybody from France-Soir's Adalbert ("Ziggy") de Segonzac to Masaya Miyake of Japan's Asahi Shimbun...
...fact that censors had held up a foreign publication, as they have previously censored French journals, brought protests from numerous French dailies. Said France's biggest. France-Soir: "Will France share with totalitar ian countries the sad privilege of not being able to tolerate not criticism but the simple enunciation of an opinion...