The emphasis is on the suspense story -- and we will, I suppose, have to settle for being grateful that it is wrapped in contemporary terms.

It is too bad that so vital and important a subject is given so lax and diffuse a treatment.

Robert Alan Aurthur, who begins as though he might have something to say about extremism versus non violent protest on the picket-line, loses it rather rapidly down the melodramatic dark alleys.

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