Word: borises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Died. Boris Mihailovich Morros, 68, Hollywood producer who doubled as a U.S. cold war counterspy; of cancer; in Manhattan. Well-known for his musicals (Tales of Manhattan) in the 1930s and '40s, suave, Russian-born Morros was contacted in 1943 by the Soviets, who used his father as a...
Compelled to Reconsider. Soviet physicians are justifiably proud that they brought Landau, the year's Nobel laureate in physics (TIME, Nov. 9), back to life. Landau's brain had been starved of blood and oxygen for more than 100 days. "It was held previously," says Director Boris Yegorov...
Opera (NBC, 2:30-4:30 p.m.). Season debut of the well-regarded NBC Opera Company in Boris Godunov, starring Giorgio Tozzi.
Wine for the Basso. Khrushchev him self stayed outwardly calm. In the midst of the crisis, he took 3½ hours to chat with a visiting American, Westinghouse Electric Vice President William E. Knox, who was in Moscow for a conference on industrial research. Spotting a picture of bearded Karl...
After opening with C. E. Duble's Bravura concert march, a piece which was ideally suited to demonstrate the excellence of the band's brasses, Walker attempted a reading of three selections from Moussorgsky's Boris Godounov. The march had excited the audience, the band's Boris immediately let them...