Bold Ones drama on Kent State tragedy stirs viewers
Television critic reviews The Bold Ones episode featuring Hal Holbrook as a U.S. senator leading a commission investigating student deaths and campus clashes. The two part script by David W. Rintels is praised for its earnest effort and Rashomon style testimony, noting intense engagement and potential controversy over staging a timely issue. The piece also previews a heavy football TV week with Giants Eagles, Raiders Lions, Packers Cowboys, Army Notre Dame, Rams 49ers, and Dolphins Falcons on various networks.
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Khrushchev credits Stalin's second wife with saving his life
Life magazine excerpts recount Nikita Khrushchev's claim that Stalin's second wife Nadezhda Sergeyevna helped spare him during the purges. The Life serialization portrays Stalin as brutal and paranoid, while Khrushchev recalls surviving thanks to her influence and his cautious execution of party doctrine amid dangerous power struggles.
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Khrushchev Remembers Adds Skepticism on Stalin Era
The New York Times reviews Khrushchev Remembers, noting many historical errors and unverified claims. Wey Porter, Stalin’s daughter, recalls discrepancies, such as a New Year 1952 party and dinners with Khrushchev, casting doubt on the book’s portrayal of Stalin’s private life.
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US troop strength drops in South Vietnam reports Life excerpts
Life magazine excerpts reveal a reduction of about 3,800 U S troops in South Vietnam, lowering total strength to roughly 359,900 as of early. The figure comes amid official statements highlighting a modest decrease in forces.
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Age limit of 80 placed on voting for new pope
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI proposes an age ban on cardinals over 80 from papal elections effective January 1. He also urges retirement at 75 from curial posts. The move, unprecedented in papal history, will affect 26 of 127 cardinals including James Francis McIntyre and others from France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, and the Americas. The decree keeps titles and honors, but removes voting rights for those over 80. The Pope spoke at his Sunday address, and Vatican aides note his Manila trip stop may aid disaster relief efforts following a cyclone and tidal wave.
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Tae Cedar Rapids Gazelle: Monday, Nov, 23, 1970
The brief item notes an event connected to Cedar Rapids featuring a subject named Tae on Monday, November 23, 1970. It records local interest with limited additional context.
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Presentation of Hat To Nixon Sidetracked
NEW YORK AP President Nixon almost received a fireman’s hat at the White House on Sunday until a security officer seized the hat and its box for inspection. Michael Maye, head of the New York Uniformed Firefighters Association, had planned to present the symbol of honorary U.S. Firefighter No. 4. After the security delay, Maye and Nixon shook hands and postponed the ceremony to Tuesday.
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