African Art Museum Reopens In Washington With $1 Million Gift
Washington's Museum of African Art, closed for expansion, will reopen May 30 displaying the Gaston de Havenon collection of 250 African sculptures and masks. The exhibit runs through Oct. 3 across 10 galleries and follows a $1 million matching grant from NEH and several foundations.
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Sadat Hosts Soviet Leader Podgorny in Cairo Reception
President Anwar Sadat welcomed Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny in Cairo after purging pro Moscow officials. The 211 gun salute and crowds at the airport signaled continued Soviet ties as Podgorny reviewed Egypt’s new government amid a purge of leaders allied with Moscow.
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Podgorny and Sadat Hold Talks After Nasser Visit
Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat began discussions in Kabbah Palace following a brief stop at President Gamal Abdel Nasser's tomb. Podgorny arrived with Foreign Minister Gromyko Deputy Defense Minister Pavlovsky and Boris Ponomarev as part of the high level talks.
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