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...measure would provide fines of $10 to $100 for minors who purchase alcoholic beverages, and similar penalties for whoever sells them the drinks. The penalties would apply even if the minor had not been asked his age or had stated it falsely to get alcoholic beverages...
...king might be, a former director of the Carnegie Institute says: "He may be a David, a Herod or a Sennacherib, for he is an epitome of Oriental magnificence." Said another critic: "It is as though the whole sorrow of mankind were concentrated on the old king." Whoever the king, he speaks in many languages to many willing subjects. Since the Carnegie acquired the painting 15 years ago, it has been on loan 23 times, including trips abroad to Amsterdam, Paris and Milan, has traveled in all more than 55,000 miles...
...particularly wonderful piece of writing...Outstanding, inspired writing is fine literature and the author should not be forced to die an anonymous death... just to satisfy some old-maid policy on a magazine. While I'm on this subject, I should also like to add that...whoever writes your Cinema and Books sections often comes up with a masterpiece ...Why don't you let these present-day Wolfes and Menckens get a byline?...Those geniuses should both be given at least a small break...
Later at his press conference, a reporter asked Ike if he had told G.O.P. officials that he favored a later convention and a shorter campaign in 1956. Why, yes, said Ike, if he remembered correctly, the national chairman had asked him about that. He had replied that the candidate (whoever that might be) surely would favor shortening the backbreaking job of campaigning. That brought a whole bevy of reporters to their feet clamoring for the next question. Was he aware that this stand implied that he will be the candidate? Ike's answer: Bosh...
...traveling State Department leaves at home 5,761 colleagues in a sprawling, uncertain organization that is at least two decades overdue for genuine reorganization and reorientation. Dulles has scarcely touched that herculean job, and he may never get around to it. But whoever does may find a legacy from Dulles' one-plane operation. A sense of policy direction must precede any basic change in the setup of the department; Dulles is providing direction to which the department may be some day geared...