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Before it ended, an explosion thundered through the auditorium. A 30-ft. wall of flame shot over a section of box seats and rinkside folding chairs. In an instant, the rink was littered with enormous chunks of concrete, shredded programs, crumpled popcorn boxes, splintered seats, twisted steel-and dozens of limp or painfully writhing bodies that lay in puddles of blood spreading over the ice. It took a moment for the horror to register. Then the gay chorus line broke in a scramble of skate blades and screams. A woman in the audience shrieked to her companion...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Disasters: The Ice Show's Finale | 11/8/1963 | See Source »

...that have simple plots, amateur talent, and sound tracks in the 13 main Indian languages. Itinerant bards, telling stories and singing insurance commercials, wander from village to village. Everywhere possible, in signs, posters, newspaper ads and leaflets, appears the company's symbol: a pair of hands shielding the flame of a peasant oil lamp and a sacred quotation in Sanskrit that means "Your welfare is my responsibility...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: India: Shielding the Flame | 10/18/1963 | See Source »

...those who would shield their dead, who tells Clytemnestra: "See: all is well. / It is the tournament of open minds / That settles things." "And patience," adds the court poet Aegon. The mind harries Alfred's characters. "My mind is a burnt hand / That clutches for the evasive flame that burned it, / For that and nothing else." So Clytemnestra sees her love for the country beau, Aegisthus, who has unlocked her. In the end, when the diamond of justice has cut down the strong around him, Aegisthus sees: "What makes us princes but this war in us / Of what...

Author: By Joel E. Cohen, | Title: Agamemnon | 10/15/1963 | See Source »

...down in Australia, the world's reigning tennis champions are preparing an ambush for the invading Americans. Roy Emerson, no long stale, and Ken Fletcher, no longer inexperienced, are backed up by Fred Stolle, whose flame-thrower serve took him to the Wimbledon final against McKinley In addition, there is talk of reactivating Neale Fraser, whose canny court sense helped Australia hold the Davis Cup for five years Fraser is still only 29, and he held every major tennis title at some time before retiring early last year...

Author: By Donald E. Graham, | Title: U.S. Team Takes Lead in Davis Cup | 9/27/1963 | See Source »

...tale. Terra Rica: "Fires have destroyed the whole region." Santa Fé: "Incalculable material losses." Ipiranga: "The people are desperate." Curiúva: "35 dead, 60 treated in the medical center, 106 houses destroyed, 901 refugees." In Natingui, where 23 died, terrified town-folk described a "huge ball of flame about 100 meters around" that leaped suddenly out of the forest, landing on two homes at once...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Brazil: The Holocaust | 9/20/1963 | See Source »

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