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...assault on the dollar caught nearly everyone off guard, since it came only 17 days after the dollar's second devaluation since December 1971. "There is no rational justification for such enormous quantities of dollars to pour into West Germany," said British Prime Minister Edward Heath, who arrived in Bonn for a long-planned conference with Chancellor Willy Brandt the day the crisis broke. Economists obviously agreed. Alan Greenspan, a member of TIME'S Board of Economists, asserted: "On the question of how much in foreign goods a dollar will buy, U.S. currency may well no longer...
...apparently bursting with vitamins. The dark curly hair is clipped short, and the eyes glisten with moist alertness. In dress, Castaneda is conservative to the point of anonymity, decking himself either in dark business suits or in Lee Trevino-type sports shirts. His plumage is words, which pour from him in a ceaseless, self-mocking and mesmeric flow. "Oh, I am a bull-shitter!" he cackles, spreading his stubby, calloused hands. "Oh, how I love to throw the bull around...
There are a few inappropriate giggles at Manhattan's Lincoln Center, but no matter. The important thing is that French Composer Maurice Ghana's jagged, surrealistic chamber opera, Syllabaire pour Phèdre (1967), has found a stage. Together with Henry Purcell's well-known yet seldom performed 17th century opera Dido and Aeneas, Ghana's work last week inaugurated the Metropolitan Opera's Mini-Met-officially known as the Opera at the Forum...
...Sorrow and The Pity, a four-hour documentary dealing with the occupation of France during World War II, won Ophuls widespread recognition in this country. Its prelude, never before shown, will be screened on Wednesday under the title "Munich, ou la Paix pour Cent Ans." Meanwhile, Ophuls's latest production, Sense of Loss, about conflict in Northern Ireland, will be showing commercially at the Central Cinema...
MARCEL OPHULS RETROSPECTIVE Monday, Feb. 12, 8 p.m., Burr B, Matisse (1960), and Banana Peel (1964) with Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jeanne Moreau. Tues., Feb. 13, 8 p.m., Burr B., America Revisited (1971). Wed., Feb. 14, 8 p.m., Burr B, Munich, ou las Paix pour Cent Ans (1967). Thurs., Feb. 15, 8 p.m., Hilles Library Cinema Marcel Ophuls's best known film, Part I: The Collapse (1970). Fri., Feb. 16, 8 p.m., Hilles Library Cinema, Marcel Ophuls's best know film, Part II: The Choice. (1970). Admission to individual film programs $1. Series ticket $4 at Holyoke Center Ticket Office...