The Miracle Worker film praised by a devoted critic
A veteran reviewer extols The Miracle Worker (1962) as cinematic perfection. He lauds director Arthur Penn and stars Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke, highlighting the dramatic dining room scene and the film’s uncut نسخة, urging audiences to seek an art-house showing.
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Nixon plans defense of the dollar amid currency crisis
President Nixon met with the White House economic quartet to discuss shielding the dollar from international speculators. He ruled out a third direct devaluation while European ministers weigh a joint currency float to stabilize values without extra dollar purchases.
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Wild horse slaughter probe rocks Idaho and Nevada politics
About 60 wild horses were reportedly wiped out by ranchers in central Idaho near Howe after a suspected 10 day roundup. HSUS official Harold Perry says some horses were shot and survivors sold for slaughter, with several carcasses found at a cliff base. Authorities investigate possible law violations while ranchers deny knowledge of the roundup.
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Diplomat murders shock world as outcry rises
World leaders and organizations condemn the Khartoum killings of two American diplomats and a Belgian. Arafat disowns the attack, while figures from Jordan Britain France Italy Germany Greece and the Vatican issue condolences and calls for restraint.
Arafat Warns Sudan Leader Over Khartoum Embassy Crisis
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat warned Sudanese President Jaafar Numeiry against sending troops to storm the Saudi embassy in Khartoum where two diplomats are held hostage. WAFA released the cable. Arafat plans a special envoy to Khartoum to aid negotiations.
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