Reading list reflections on 1971 books and themes
The author reviews notable 1971 titles and themes from freedom movements to Nixon era politics. He highlights books by Oldenburg, Forster, Plath, Navasky, Kobler, Updike, Wouk, Hailey, Drury, Uris, and others, noting reads worth pursuing and those to avoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Plath
Kennedy Justice
Victor Navasky
Robert Kennedy
Department of Justice
Capone
John Kobler
John Updike
Rabbit Angstrom
Herman Wouk
Arthur Hailey
Allen Drury
K. B. Gilden
Leon Uris
United States
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Ernest Hemingway
Barbara Tuckman
Stilwell
China
China, 1911-45." What Mrs. Tuckman
Norman Mailer
Kate Millett
Germaine Greer
Valerie Solanas
Tim Grace Atkinson
Richard Nixon
Garry Wills
Nixon
Wills
Jack Newfield
Village Voice
Newfield
North Carolina
John Ehle
August King
Wright Morris
Morris
Nancy Hanks Shapes Arts Funding During Michigan Tour
Nancy Hanks travels from Washington to Michigan and Michigan State to promote the National Endowment for the Arts. She persuades arts leaders and fundraisers, discusses grants including four to Detroit groups totaling 140000 dollars, and attends university events in Ann Arbor while praising the Endowment’s expanding support and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Nancy Hanks
National Endowment For the Arts
Washington
Michigan
Artrain
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Miss Hanks
Miami
Fla
Duke University
Office of Defense Mobilization
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurence
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Nixon
Arts Endowment
Florence Lowe
Philadelphia
National Council On the Arts
Sheridan
Mchigan State
Detroit Institute of Arts
Detroit
Symphony
Willis Woods
Ann Arbor
University
New Power Center For
Eugene B. Power
Wilson Looks At His Task A Review Of His Prime Ministership
The author portrays Harold Wilson as sincere yet tested by crisis from 1964 to 1970. Devaluation in 1967, Middle East strain, dock strikes, and Europe’s finance shape his era. Critiques of Heath and Brown appear while Vietnam peace efforts and Johnson era evoke Greek tragedy echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Middle East
Suez
England
Europe
Edward Heath
George Brown
Britain
Washington
Moscow
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harold Wilson
Sunday Crossword Puzzle Clues Temper Says farther Ph.D. exams
Crossword puzzle clues list entries for a Sunday puzzle including Temper, Says farther, Ph.D. exams, Joie de vivre, South Seas port, Porgy’s cart-puller, Faust heroine, Debussy Pelleas et, long Appraise, compass point, First lady, Unscheduled period two words, Anoint, Chinese port, Kiss me and Don Giovanni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
Faust
Debussy
Pelleas
No Dull Moments For Marya
Book review on Marya Mannes memoir No Dull Moments For Marya recounts her family background, independence, and public life. It notes her parents musical schooling, brother co inventor, Walter Damrosch kin, and wartime counter intelligence role. The writer chronicles her shift from sculpture to playwriting and editing while masking private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marya Mannes
Doubleday
Miss Mannes
Walter Damrosch
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Corelli
Domingo
Sal
Lamb
Fatima
Hezekiah
Colley
Pennsylvania
Great Lake
Wda
Frankfort
D' Avignon
Poland
Florida County
Rosalind
Senegal
Apollo
Andrea Chenier
Command
Saint-Saens
Bird Sound
Enterprise
Marya
Planned Parenthood
Radio City Station
N.Y
Teeee Ee Bean
Erees
Treeetiens
High Point Enterprise
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