McCarthy Talks Poetry and World Views With Moscow Figures
Eugene J. McCarthy met Andrei Voznesensky and Yuri Lyubimov at the Taganka Theatre in Moscow. They discussed poetry, the theater, and the human condition, with McCarthy praising Lyubimov and reflecting on art and public life while visiting officials and attending performances.
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Eugene McCarthy
Soviet Union
Taganka
Mooscow
Andrei Vozesensky
Moscow
Eugene J. McCarthy
United States Senate
Andrei Voznesensky
Yuri Lyubimov
Lyubimov
McCarthy
Mary
Radcliffe
Jerome Eller
Vozensensky
Lyubimovy
Vozesensky
Minnesota Democrat
Voznesensky
Lyubimovv
Artasart Lyubimov
Hanoi
Paris
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Michael
Romy Schneider
Gus Hall
Communist Party
U.S
Robert Frost
English. ‘But the Public Life For the Poet Is His Private Life.” Lyubimov
Boris Pasternak
Ireland
Russia
Blizzard halts search for six missing workers in Norway
A snowstorm halted efforts to find six construction workers feared dead after an avalanche buried their barracks near the Folgefonnen Glacier about 50 miles southeast of Bergen. One body had been recovered earlier, with 50 rescuers and three avalanche dogs aiding the search when the blizzard began.
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Mauranger
Norway
UPI
Bergen
Folgefonnen
Norwegian Hydroelectric Power Co
NVE
French hijacker charged in Beirut case
French hijacker Christian Belon faces non criminal offenses linked to the Trans World Airlines hijack to Beirut. Prosecutors say unlicensed weapons and threats carry at most one year in prison, with Belon transferred from Baabda Prison to the infirmary as lawyers offer defense free of charge.
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Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
Christian Belon
Al-Yom
Abdullah Yafi
Belon
Trans World Airlines
Paris
Israel
Kamal Jumblatt
Baabda
Hisham Cha'ar
TWA
Israel says Hawk missiles shoot down two jets over Gulf of Suez
Israel claimed its Hawk surface to air missiles destroyed two Soviet built Sukhoi 7 jets near Ras Sadar in the Gulf of Suez as part of seven Arab aircraft shot down in a week of intensified fighting. Egypt said its planes attacked the Hawk base but all Egyptian aircraft returned safely.
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United Press International
Israel
Gulf of Suez
Middle East
Cairo
Egypt
Ras Sadar
Suez Gulf
Suez Canal
U.S
Protestors egg throws at Landsdowne Stadium clash in Dublin
Nearly 8,000 anti apartheid demonstrators led by Bernadette Devlin clash with police outside Landsdowne Stadium during a South Africa tour rugby match. Demonstrators march two miles from central Dublin and attempt to block entrances while eggs are thrown and banners waved. No serious injuries reported. Patrick Lynch and other leaders call for nonviolence.
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Dublin
UPI
Landsdowne Stadium
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
British Isles
South Africa
Miss Devlin
Patrick Lynch
Irish Antiapartheid Movement
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Ooth
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Philippine News Service
Slide
Tsukami
Japan
McClain Land Company
Orange International Trucks
Davidson
Chestnut ST
World News
Hawk
Uber
UPS
Pavel Belyayev
Belyayev
Voskhod 2
Earth
Alexei A. Leonov
Tass
Vladimir Komarov
Frigidaire
Monongahela
Allegheny
Beana
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