Ukrainian egg art captivates festival audience in Minnesota
Anne Kmit of Minneapolis demonstrates Ukrainian Easter egg decorating at a folk festival in a shopping center. Intricately decorated eggs express each artist's feelings with bold colors for happiness and somber shades for seriousness.
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Anne Kmit
Minneapolis
Chinese cuisine gains fame in America through editors and trend
The piece traces how editors like Craig Claiborne fueled a surge of interest in Chinese food in the United States. It notes postwar travel, home cooking classes, Nixon's 1972 China trip, and the 1971-72 rise of American made electric woks from multiple manufacturers.
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America
Craig Claiborne
The
New York Times
Claiborne
Richard Nixon
China
United States
U.S
Orient
Mother frees son from Soviet jail in exile tale
Nina Bukovskaya forges a global campaign to free her son Vladimir Bukovsky, who spent 12 of his 36 years in Soviet prisons for dissident activities. Now living in Zurich with family, he studies at Cambridge while she promotes glasnost and human rights through letters and demonstrations. On this date in 1969, fighting resurges in the Middle East as King Hussein meets Nixon in Washington.
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New York
NEA
Nina Bukovsky
Vladimir
England
Cambridge University
Zurich
Bukovskys
Ludmilla Thorne
U.S
Bukovsky
Radio Moscow
International Red Cross
United Nations
Mexico City
KGB
Luis Corvalan
Middle East
King Hussein of Jordan
Washington
Richard Nixon
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