Spiritual Resistance: Holocaust Art at Jewish Museum
A sweeping review of the exhibition Spiritual Resistance: Art from Concentration Camps, 1940-1945, at the Jewish Museum in New York City. It highlights works by Otto Ascher Otto Karas Kaufman Otto Ungar and Max van Dam depicting Bergen Belsen Theresienstadt Sobibor and other camps. The piece notes art as a quiet testament to perseverance amid the Nazi murder of six million Jews and the enduring human spirit.
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New York
NEA
Louis Ascher
Otto Karas-Kaufman
Prague
Otto Ungar
Theresienstadt
Amsterdam
Max van Dam
Ascher
Bergen-Belsen
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
Sobibor
Poland
Jewish Museum
New York City
Baltimore Museum of Art
Baltimore
Tom L. Freudenheim
Louisville
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Calif
Chicago
Ill
Newark
N.J
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Israel
Miriam Novitch
Melvin
Elaine Merians
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jehuda Bacon
News leaks haunt presidents from Nixon to Carter
The piece surveys how U S leaders from Nixon through Carter have wrestled with classified material and leaks. It notes Nixon's plumbers, Carter's push to cut classifiers, and episodes like the Cambodian bombing and the Pentagon papers. It cites fears over limiting presidential options and recalls Kennedy secrecy before Bay of Pigs.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Carter
Cambodia
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Executive Office
EOB
John Kennedy
New Weight Loss Plan Promoted with Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts an effective and fast Actina based weight loss program for a full month, featuring the extra strength SUPER OCRINEX Reducing Plan. It promises a money back guarantee on purchases.
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Gu Lee
Parole Likely for Mitchell in Watergate Case
The UPI report notes the U.S. Parole Commission weighs releasing John Mitchell, the remaining Watergate defendant, with Ehrlichman and Haldeman already paroled. Mitchell, 64, has served at Maxwell Air Force Base prison in Alabama, with a medical furlough. his original 1975 sentence was 30 months to eight years for Watergate cover up.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Parole Commission
John Mitchell
White House
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Mitchell
Commission
Nixon White House
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
National
Senate
Average car price to hit ten thousand by 1985 warned
Detroit reports industry analysts predict the average family car could cost ten thousand dollars by 1985 if inflation remains around six to seven percent. Ford and GM pledge price restraint for 1979, while emissions safety costs push up the sticker price across the industry.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
William C. Rourke
Ford
Carter
General Motors
Arvid Jouppi
Wall Street
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