Artillery shell from WWII kills four workers in Moscow
A World War II era artillery shell exploded recently in Moscow, killing four workers. Investigators described the incident as an accidental blast from a long dormant ordnance site discovered during work in the area.
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Fire at Leningrad power station kills four workers
The Sovietskaya Rossiya reports a shell set off a blaze at the Kirovsk thermoelectric plant in Leningrad area. The shell embedded in peat fuel ignited a fire, killing four workers and injuring others.
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Real off beat opera The Knot Garden earns critics praise
London critics praise Sir Michael Tippett The Knot Garden premiere at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden as a defiant break with opera convention. The libretto uses colloquial phrases and centers on seven characters including a psychiatrist and a couple amid explicit, controversial scenes. Led by Peter Hall the staging used rope installations and lighting effects while Robert Carey Josephine Barstow and Raimund Heri cx earned praise.
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Merv Griffin Leads a Life of Pools and Projects
Hollywood talk show host Merv Griffin owns two swimming pools and a tennis court at a Beverly Hills home. He rents the house for a year during the show’s Hollywood phase, maintains a New York apartment robbed recently, and owns a 28 acre California farm. He and Julann travel weekends to a resort near San Diego with son Tony, while Griffin films activities around town with USC students for his program. The 90 minute show tapes 7 to 8 30 p m with two copies sent to New York by jet to guard against hijacking.
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Critic Roditi to Speak at Oberlin on Translation and Surrealism
Critic and translator Edouard Roditi will visit Oberlin College for two public lectures. On Wednesday at 2:30 pm in Bailey Lecture Hall 106 he discusses The Poetics of Translation and the Translation of Poetry. On Thursday at 2:30 pm he covers The Politics of Surrealism. Roditi, born in Paris, splits time between Paris and Tangiers and studied at Oxford and the University of Chicago.
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Dissident group plans follow up to White House nutrition conference
Lead organizer Robert Choate and allies plan a session to rival the Nixon administration event in Williamsburg Virginia on February 5. They seek broader participation from task forces and affected communities to pressure for stronger hunger and malnutrition actions amid FDA label information changes and looming Senate hearings.
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