Word: surely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...never though I'd live to see the day when Hubert H. Humphrey was the most conservative candidate to seek the nomination of the Democratic party," a Texas congressman said last week. "But he sure...
...Plain Dealer has not necessarily been making its gains at the expense of the competition; the Press, too, is gaining circulation, if at a somewhat slower pace. To be sure, the Press is not quite the paper it was under its longtime editor, Louis Seltzer, who retired in 1966. An unabashed sentimentalist where Cleveland was concerned, Seltzer did his best to identify the paper with the town, to such an extent that it often dictated the choice of candidates for public office. That is a role the present management has chosen to forgo. "By playing kingmaker," says Editor Thomas...
...family business. That's a very large group." According to a Stanford study by Psychology Professor Thomas W. Harrell, it is also the group best suited to business careers. "It is true," says Harrell, "that few of the best scholars enter business. But then I'm not sure that business needs the best scholars, in contrast to those who are the best organizational leaders...
Some investors, to be sure, hurriedly sold stocks before last week's deadline-often at big losses-and put the money instead into paintings, antiques and diamonds, investments that yield no immediate returns. But many tax consultants advised against such action, reasoning that the investment-income measure is merely a prelude to a more sweeping "wealth tax" on all assets, whether they produce income or not. At a loss as to how to advise his clients in the meantime, one tax man concluded bitterly that "it just doesn't pay to have money...
...eleven-million dollar Cinerama spectacular, it can only be said that Kubrick's film is as personal as it is expensive, and as ambitious an attempt at metaphysical philosophy as it is at creating a superb science-fiction genre film. Consequently, 2001 is probable commercial poison. A sure-fire audience baffler guaranteed to empty any theatre of ten per cent of its audience, 2001 is even now being re-edited by Kubrick to shorten the 165 minute length by 15-odd minutes. 2001, as it is being shown in Boston now, is in a transitional stage, the theatre currently exhibiting...