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Controversy Over U.S. Art Exhibit Exposes Cold War Tensions
A Moscow United States art show sparks debate as House Un-American Activities Chairman J. Walter accuses 34 of 67 artists of Communist ties. Officials defend the exhibit as merit based. Notable artists include Jack Levine Ben Shahn Max Weber and Philip Evergood. Vice President Nixon to open the exhibit in Sokolniki Park July 25.
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