Word: exits
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...between controversial sessions. Sometimes "problem" ministers proved to be just the contrary. Czechoslovakia's Foreign Minister Vaclav David, after probing for areas in which the U.S. and Czechoslovakia could expand trade, turned willingly to discussion of one longstanding problem. The Czechs, who in the past have refused safe exit to Czech-born U.S. citizens traveling in their country, agreed to cease the harassment. It was a small detail, but through normal diplomatic channels it could have taken weeks. Rusk and David came to agreement in less than an hour...
Except through smoky rose-colored Hollywood glasses, poetry is seldom seen in movie scripts, which, as literature, are at their lyrical zenith when they read something like: MEDIUM CLOSE SHOT, SIDE EXIT DOOR, BATHED IN a SINGLE YELLOW LIGHT...
...country, the ex-French colony called the "other Congo" to distinguish it from its anarchic ex-Belgian neighbor,* has long seemed quiet and peaceful. But when it came, Youlou's exit had all the revolutionary trimmings, including a storming of the local bastille and a mob outside the palace howling for bread...
...other car was gravely injured. Motorists braked to a stop and hurried to the wreckage. In the midst of a gathering crowd, Gareth Martinis, 23, peered into the mangled cars, advised spectators not to move the bodies. Then he ran off, leaving his car parked on a nearby exit road...
Sonate a Trois, based on Jean Paul Sartre's No Exit, was the only offering at Central Park that made demands on company and audience. Peter Cazalet, Hazel Merry and Sylvia Wellman danced their eternal season in hell with affecting desolation, though Choreographer Maurice Bejart's strained balletic invention at one point reduced them to peering dolefully through the symbolically barred backs of chairs. Returning to Jacob's Pillow, the company put on The Wedding Present, an emotionally charged dance drama with homosexual overtones, about the crackup of a marriage. A dance shocker, of a sort...