Word: warmed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Lord Home did have warm words for some of the U.N.'s positive gains-the defeat of the Soviet "troika" scheme by the "common sense of the Assembly," and the "quiet, unostentatious but valuable work" in medicine, farming, education and technical assistance. Home even conceded that, while Britain opposed the U.N.'s violent methods in the Congo, U.N. action had "kept the cold war out of that country...
...Warm Response. It was not the kind of message to go down well among some well-off Latinos, who are not in an initiating mood, but the message got a good reception among the campesinos Kennedy wanted to reach and won him the warmest press response given a U.S. president since Franklin D. Roosevelt, to whom he was often compared...
...BURNT-OUT CASE, by Graham Greene. A world-renowned architect, who has arrived at the feeling that fame and the love of many women are not sufficient to warm his cooling soul, finds the touch of life again among the inhabitants of an African leprosarium...
...Summer to Remember. A Soviet film whose reels contain honest celluloid-the fresh, warm, funny story of a little boy's life with father in Russia today-instead of the usual party line...
...Summer to Remember. New wave in Soviet cinema? Probably not, but this is the fourth good Russian film (the other three: Ballad of a Soldier, Fate of a Man, The Gordeyev Family) to reach the U.S. this year. It is a fresh, warm, funny story of a little boy's life with father in Russia...