Rubinstein Medal Honor At White House Prompted Blush
Artur Rubinstein accepted the Medal of Freedom from President Ford at the White House calling him one of the giants of our time a pianist and gentleman. Rubinstein joked that he blushed orally due to old age and bowed to Ford amid applause. The piece also notes Henry Ford II's retirement considerations and an IRS clearing of former Missouri Governor Hearnes amid a wider legal probe into state funds and political contributions.
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Artist Max Ernst Dies Marks End Of An Era
German surrealist artist and sculptor Max Ernst died yesterday on the eve of his 85th birthday after a lengthy illness. Born in the interwar Paris and Cologne circles, Ernst rose to prominence in 20th century modern art and could not attend a major Paris exhibition last summer due to health issues.
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