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...been endorsed by a number of liberal Congressmen, whose ranks swell daily. They include Bella Abzug, Michael Harrington, and Benjamin Rosenthal in the House, and George McGovern, Edmund Muskie, Harold Hughes, Philip Hart, and Vance Hartke in the Senate. In addition, there are the old Moratorium standbys (John Lindsay, Francis Sargent, and retired Army General Hugh Hester) lending their endorsement, if not their presence...
...support of many liberal congressmen, including New York Democrats Bella Abzug and Benjamin Rosenthal, and Democratic Senators Philip Hart of Michigan, Vance Hartke of Indiana, Harold Hughes of Iowa, Edmund Muskie of Maine, and George McGovern of South Dakota. Retired Army General Hugh Hester and New York Mayor John Lindsay have also endorsed the April 24 antiwar demonstration, NPAC organizers hope to draw as many as half a million people to the Washington and San Francisco rallies...
Apparently much impressed with Lindsay Anderson's mode of directing Home, John Gielgud has taken the same tack in staging All Over. But in Home, the broken-off dialogue, the short pauses, the long silences, filled the stage with the resonant, poignant music of life's approaching nighttime. In Albee's play, the air is filled only with unsaid nothings. If ever actors could save a script, these are the ones to do it. Jessica Tandy and Colleen Dewhurst, in particular, have and show the dramatic power, skill and sensitivity to raise Lazarus. But then Lazarus...
McCloskey stressed that he had "no aspirations" for the presidency and said "I hope a more experienced Republican than myself will come forward-like John Lindsay, Charles Percy, Mark Hatfield or John Gardner-a man of stature and experience who can properly challenge the President's policies...
...Osborne's play, Porter's rage had no outlet, and was turned inward upon himself and his personal world. Osborne's impact, however, was felt throughout the island, and influenced not only such dramatists as Arnold Wesker and John Arden but the Free Cinema movement as well; as Lindsay Anderson put it, all were determined to "raise the red flag" once again, to realize that giving a man just enough bread to eat might be giving him the solace that sinks...