Word: nesting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST is the only play on this whole list that I know is good, because it's the only one I've seen. Aren't you glad you read The Crimson's listings? At the Charles Playhouse in Boston...
Catching an airplane at most major European airports last week was a little like participating in military maneuvers. London's busy Heathrow was boxed by tanks with cannons uncovered and Grenadier Guards in battle kit. Rome's Ciampino had a sandbagged machine gun nest atop its control tower manned by helmeted carabinieri. Armed Jeeps escorted aircraft along the runways of Orly outside Paris, while 850 flics and special riot troopers kept suspicious eyes on passenger traffic inside the terminal. Everywhere from Amsterdam to Athens there were gun-toting guards and behind them, plainclothes marksmen...
...home for vacation I listened to this woman who works at a mental hospital hereabouts talk about taking her patients to see ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST for therapy. She said they admired it--as it would be hard to help doing--but didn't find it relevant to their lives. 7:30 at the Charles Playhouse in Boston...
...nation illustrates the bleak prospects so strikingly as India, which some what ironically has long been an ear nest champion of the Arabs' political cause. India's newest five-year plan, which calls for government and pri vate investment of $71 billion in industrialization, assumes that the price of oil will rise only to $4.75 per bbl. by 1979, the last year of the plan. In fact, the price already has shot up to $9 per bbl. Oil imports had been taking 10% to 11% of the foreign currency that India earns from exports; now the bill...
Smithsonian has never had Government support; it was launched on a $50,000 contribution from an anonymous donor. With this modest nest egg, and the Institution's credit as backing, Smithsonian Secretary S. Dillon Ripley hired Edward K. Thompson, managing editor of LIFE from 1949 to 1961, to head the new venture...